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Hi all,
I am just about to bond some formica (plastic laminate) to plywood using epoxy. Am I right in assuming that because the surfaces are flat and smooth, I won't need to add microfibres or other fillers? I anticipate coating both surfaces and I intend pressing the surfaces together under a veneer press. I'd appreceate any input on this as I have never used epoxy like this before, nor bonded formica using epoxy. On similar point, someone mentioned to me that formica had a grain in its construction; if this is correct, does it have an effect on the way it pulls? I ask because normally when pressing veneers, they should be cross grained at 90 degrees to the veneers below. Thanks Pete |
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