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Applying laminate to plywood requires the use of a contact cement, which is a type of adhesive that creates a strong bond between two surfaces. Start by cleaning and sanding the plywood to ensure a smooth, even surface. Spread the contact cement onto the plywood, making sure to cover the entire surfRead more
Applying laminate to plywood requires the use of a contact cement, which is a type of adhesive that creates a strong bond between two surfaces. Start by cleaning and sanding the plywood to ensure a smooth, even surface.
Spread the contact cement onto the plywood, making sure to cover the entire surface evenly, and then allow it to dry until it is tacky. Apply the laminate to the contact cement, pressing the laminate down firmly to ensure a tight bond. Finally, use a roller or a hot iron to press the laminate into the plywood, allowing the adhesive to fully cure.
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