Ash Edgebanding

Product name: Unfinished Ash Real Wood Edgebanding

Short overview

• Unfinished real ash veneer edgebanding made to finish the edges of plywood, MDF, and solid lumber—ideal for cabinetry, furniture, shelving, and trim where a natural wood edge is desired.
• Available widths: 7/8", 1", and 2".
• Sold by 25-foot sections or full rolls.
• Full-roll lengths: Hot Melt Glue (HM) and 3M Peel & Stick — 250' per roll; Fleece backer — 500' per roll.
• Multiple-unit orders: the longest continuous piece available will be shipped; contact us if you need a specific length.

Face & finish

• Face: real ash veneer, unfinished—ready to stain, seal, oil, or lacquer to match your project.
• Veneer thickness: typical thin-veneer profile suitable for edge-trimming and flush routing (confirm if exact thickness is required for tooling setups).

Available backers & intended uses

• Fleece Backer (500' rolls): Highly flexible for curved or radiused edges. Recommended application with contact cement for best adhesion. Excellent choice for complex shapes and continuous long runs.
• Hot Melt Glue (HM) Backer (250' rolls): EVA hot-melt adhesive pre-applied for iron-activation—fast, production-friendly application with no additional adhesive required. Best for straight edges and quick installs.
• 3M Peel & Stick Backer (250' rolls; currently available in 7/8" only): Pressure-sensitive adhesive for quick, clean application—no heat or contact cement required. Ideal for small jobs and quick repairs.

Installation guidance (best practices)

• Surface prep: clean, dry, and free of dust/oil. Rough-sand very smooth laminates or painted surfaces to improve adhesion.
• Fleece Backer (contact cement):
• Apply thin coat of contact cement to both panel edge and edgeband; allow to become tacky per cement instructions (usually a few minutes).
• Align carefully, press into place, and smooth out air bubbles with a roller or firm pressure.
• Trim flush with a sharp knife or router; sand smooth.
• Hot Melt Glue Backer (iron-on):
• Use a household or edgebanding iron set to medium-high. Cover veneer with a cotton cloth while ironing to protect the face.
• Move iron in a steady circular motion; do not dwell in one spot to avoid scorching.
• Press with a roller or block immediately after heating for full contact; trim and sand.
• 3M Peel & Stick:
• Ensure surface is clean; use a tack cloth to remove sawdust.
• Peel backing paper and apply, pressing firmly with a roller to remove bubbles.
• Trim and sand as needed.
• Trimming & finishing: use a sharp utility knife, razor scraper, or flush-trim router bit; finish edges with 180–320 grit sanding and apply your chosen finish.

Ordering & length notes

• Sold in 25' sections or full rolls (HM and 3M: 250'; Fleece: 500').

Applications

• Cabinet door and drawer edge finishing
• Furniture and shelving edge trim
• Retail fixtures and millwork
• DIY restorations and repairs where a real wood edge is preferred

Tips & troubleshooting

• For very smooth surfaces, lightly scuff sand to promote adhesion.
• Use fleece backer for tight radii or curved edges.
• If scorch marks appear after ironing, sand lightly and refinish.
• Test stain/finish on a scrap piece to verify color match with your project.