[Stick486]

yes, for decades...
just use an ordinary clothes iron set to DRY high heat...
a roller is a good bet when applying.....
if you get blisters/ripples no matter how careful you are... it is often the banding.. the cheap imported stuff does that...
Edgebanding Guide - A Simple Method Yields Superb Results
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[Stick486]

I suggest that you put a coat of glue on the edges first. Then iron the strips on.

are you letting the glue dry or are you sizing???

 

[Stick486]

If you're going to do a lot of iron on edge banding, pick up one of these trimmers. They trim both sides of the banding at the same time and will save you a lot of time. I follow up the trimmer with a sanding sponge to knock the sharp edge off.

https://www.toolstoday.com/double-e...MI0q-2oLaV2QIVEgeGCh0OmQaAEAQYBSABEgI8IPD_BwE

that's the one I use...
Tomp's method is way better...
lot less tear out or chance of...

 

[Stick486]

cut by percentage or full strength???

 

[Stick486]

what are you doing for excessive ''squeeze'' out???

 

[Stick486]

All good info. Thanks Y'all!

done yet???

 

[Stick486]

these work also...

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