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6

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                          5 - 25 minutes

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Introduction

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Step 1

              How to Repair Warped Cabinet Veneer
  • Wipe down the damaged surface with a damp cloth to remove any dust and debris.
  • Allow the area to fully dry before continuing.

Wipe down the damaged surface with a damp cloth to remove any dust and debris.

Allow the area to fully dry before continuing.

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Step 2

  • Apply a thin layer of rubber cement between the peeled veneer and plywood.
  • Press the veneer down from the center in an outwards motion to adhere the veneer to the plywood.
  • Be careful not to get any rubber cement on your hands.

Apply a thin layer of rubber cement between the peeled veneer and plywood.

Press the veneer down from the center in an outwards motion to adhere the veneer to the plywood.

Be careful not to get any rubber cement on your hands.

Step 3

  • Place your brace over the damaged area and keep pressure on it.

Place your brace over the damaged area and keep pressure on it.

Step 4

  • Maintaining pressure on the brace, apply the first clamp around the pieces.
  • Make sure the clamp is holding the brace flush, then tighten it into place.
  • Add as many clamps as necessary to keep the brace flush.

Maintaining pressure on the brace, apply the first clamp around the pieces.

Make sure the clamp is holding the brace flush, then tighten it into place.

Add as many clamps as necessary to keep the brace flush.

Step 5

  • Once all clamps are secured, refer to the rubber cement label to determine the approximate drying time.
  • While most rubber cement will dry within 2-3 minutes, it’s a safe bet to leave the clamps secured overnight.

Once all clamps are secured, refer to the rubber cement label to determine the approximate drying time.

While most rubber cement will dry within 2-3 minutes, it’s a safe bet to leave the clamps secured overnight.

Step 6

  • After the rubber cement is fully dry, remove the clamps and the brace.

After the rubber cement is fully dry, remove the clamps and the brace.

Enjoy your renewed veneer!

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