Step 1:
Clean plywood board making sure it is free of debris and dust.
Clean plywood board making sure it is free of debris and dust.
Step 2:
Apply contact cement to the board and back of laminate sheet. Allow the cement to dry about 15 minutes
Apply contact cement to the board and back of laminate sheet. Allow the cement to dry about 15 minutes
Step 3:
Place thin rods on the board about 12-18 inches apart. The rods prevent the laminate from sticking to the board. This allows you to position the laminate before sticking to the board.
Place thin rods on the board about 12-18 inches apart. The rods prevent the laminate from sticking to the board. This allows you to position the laminate before sticking to the board.
Step 4:
Once the laminate is positioned in place, remove the rod closest to the edge of the board and use a roller to press in on the laminate. Remove the next rod and repeat till the full board is completed.
Once the laminate is positioned in place, remove the rod closest to the edge of the board and use a roller to press in on the laminate. Remove the next rod and repeat till the full board is completed.
Step 5:
Use a router to cut off the excess edge and use the roller to roll the edge to make sure it has not been lifted off the plywood during routing process.
Use a router to cut off the excess edge and use the roller to roll the edge to make sure it has not been lifted off the plywood during routing process.