BAND-IT 4.5-in x 25-ft Melamine Veneer Edging
Item #51125 |
Model #38265
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White melamine edgebanding
Easy to use, just iron on with household iron
Prefinished, no need to sand or finish
Washable, permanent color
Trims with scissors
Applies to wood, plywood, particle board, hardboard, even metal
Installation instructions on package
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Color/Finish Family | White | Manufacturer Color/Finish | White |
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Actual Thickness | 00.020 | ||
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What Customers Are Saying
The melamine iron-on edging tape is generally easy to use and effective at cleaning up edges and providing a professional look for DIY projects. The tape adheres well when properly heated and applied, and is a good match for the color and thickness of melamine materials. However, some customers found the tape too thin or narrow, requiring additional sanding or trimming, and a few reported issues with the adhesive bleeding through or damaging their iron. Overall, most reviewers were satisfied with the product's performance.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Easy to apply
Easy to use and perfect to protect a door from another door handle marks.
Works as it should!
Worked exactly as advertised. Easy to apply with iron, no squeeze-out issues with adhesive, stuck well to melamine board.
I'm not a painter or wallpaperer, but am doing the best I can to DIY. I wallpapered around a thermostat, and the wallpaper came out jagged around the edges. This edging helped a lot. I couldn't use an iron over the wallpaper or the plastic casing of the thermostat, so I used a hair dryer on high heat. It worked excellent. I recommend. Only problem I had with it is that the thermostat has rounded sides instead of straight up and down. I couldn't cut the edging to fit around, so there are s...
Not the best I've used
This edging is very delicate and burns easily. I used parchment paper first and it glued itself to the melamine surface. I tried tinfoil next with the same results. I had a partial roll that I've had for several years and it is twice as thick and does not require a buffer between the iron and the edging. I can only assume they have made this product thinner to increase profits. I will not buy again.
Best I’ve Used
I’ve had to use veneer edging many times over the years. It’s never “fun”, but it is easy enough. This package of veneer, though, is the best I’ve ever used. It ironed on nicely and didn’t cause me any problems. I did have to trim it for the narrower edge I was using it on, but even that went easy once I realized that I needed to make sure it was fully ironed down AND cooled completely. It almost makes me wish I had so more edged to cover. Almost.
Quality product, stylish look
Quality edge banding. Simple to apply. Strong glue adhesion., Trims nicely. Make sure your iron is on a high setting. The glue on this banding is aggressive. You can reposition it for a few seconds but not much longer. I would also recommend sanding melamine prior to banding to eliminate gaps and create a flatter surface area for glue adhesion. Strong buy recommendation.
Scuff sand smooth surfaces for better adhesion.
Easy to use. However, did not stick well to cabinet.
Easy to apply but edges too rough and unsafe
This is as you’d expect except the edges as much to rough- like little razor blades. I think something must be wrong with their process and I would not buy this brand again. Also, I recommend a roller and a heat gun for applying. If you use an iron, it’s easy to pick up a bit of melted glue and it’ll get all over. Also, best results as a two person job.
Sticks well
Easy to use. Sticks well. Made my project look better and also helped to protect the edges.
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