🚨SAVE this INSANELY easy way to remove veneer! Have you removed veneer before? Yeah, it can suck. Typically people only use the wet towel trick, which helps, but is still difficult to remove. My tip has made removing veneer SO MUCH EASIER. Steps👇🏼 🍃Let a wet towel sit on your piece for an hour or two (not dripping wet off the sides, but enough to absorb into the veneer) 🍃While the towel is still damp, use a craft iron to heat up a section at a time for 20 seconds. This will speed up the pro

A lot of the veneer on this depression era dresser was already missing and what was left was barely hanging on. I scraped off what I could and then used a wet rag and an old iron to steam off the rest from the top and drawer fronts. After sanding everything smooth, and filling in a few dents, I primed the whole thing to create consistent base for my paint. I sprayed on two coats of a @fusionmineralpaint Coal Black and tinted some satin polyurethane with a dollop of the same colour. Putting poly

Pressure-sensitive adhesive (PSA) veneer is a paper-backed veneer that is a simple and easy alternative for applying veneer without needing a liquid adhesive. A PSA Backer is similar to a sticker and is the most user-friendly back that already has the adhesive applied. Suppose the idea of gluing and clamping up veneers sounds time-consuming or intimidating. In that case, you might want to use this alternative - Just make sure it is a smooth surface that is dry and free of dust and contaminants.