Do you ever come across a bubble that has to be trimmed a little to allow it to lay flat without breaking it? I mean cases where the veneer not only came loose but swelled then dried out.
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I'll definitely have trouble with clamping my piece. Video would be great! Also, missed whether you only sand or if you have to wood fill that new scratch. :/
Might be a good video but that's assuming the bubble is soft like yours and able to be maneuvered, not hard that's been there for years. How do you fix something like THAT?,
Question for ya! I have a Kent Coffey side table that has a nasty burn in the veneer. I was thinking of putting pigmented furniture wax. Any advice? Great videos, and thanks again!
I recently helped someone with a quarter size burn spot. I basically cleaned the spot up and touched it up with touch up paint. It probably wasn't the ideal solution but the color did blend really good and it was not noticeable after. Good luck
Hello Rodney/Jennifer, is there any way I can email a picture of the piece I need a repair on? It's a molded guitar hard case that has bubbling on a small area.
What about on a 1870s girls Vanity that has large bubble from edge to where the indent for chair On both sides 1/4 inch high? Should I cut it inject Stripper and lift it to flatten and re-glue probably retrim? P. Never would sell great grandma's Vanity and won't let That stay in. That cold section of the HOUSE agaiim.
I have a bubble in my dining room table. You mentioned that, but decided it was a whole different subject. I really need that subject to be discussed. 😓
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Do you ever come across a bubble that has to be trimmed a little to allow it to lay flat without breaking it? I mean cases where the veneer not only came loose but swelled then dried out.
Thank you! You helped me out!
Hello,
You really made that look easy! Would you mind sharing what the finished project looks like? Thanks!
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Love the wax paper trick!! Can't believe I never thought of it!! Solves a gluing issue for me on my Zenith 12-U-158 cabinet. Thanks!!
thank you so much this was very helpful! off to repair my bubbling veneer!
Is there any other way of clamping if you don’t have that tool?
I'll definitely have trouble with clamping my piece. Video would be great! Also, missed whether you only sand or if you have to wood fill that new scratch. :/
Very helpful, thank you.
How can I clamp vaneer on molding that has many radius.
Thank you lol I was thinking the glue would stick to the pressure block then I would have a whole other problem lol
Might be a good video but that's assuming the bubble is soft like yours and able to be maneuvered, not hard that's been there for years. How do you fix something like THAT?,
Question for ya! I have a Kent Coffey side table that has a nasty burn in the veneer. I was thinking of putting pigmented furniture wax. Any advice?
Great videos, and thanks again!
That can be a tough repair !!
I recently helped someone with a quarter size burn spot. I basically cleaned the spot up and touched it up with touch up paint. It probably wasn't the ideal solution but the color did blend really good and it was not noticeable after. Good luck
Hello Rodney/Jennifer, is there any way I can email a picture of the piece I need a repair on? It's a molded guitar hard case that has bubbling on a small area.
how long do u clamp it for?
A few hours at min but I wait 24 hrs
What about on a 1870s girls Vanity that has large bubble from edge to where the indent for chair On both sides 1/4 inch high? Should I cut it inject Stripper and lift it to flatten and re-glue probably retrim? P. Never would sell great grandma's Vanity and won't let That stay in. That cold section of the HOUSE agaiim.
Thx a little helpful
I have a question
why do this bubble happen?
It happens when you place anything hot above it for a while. Like a mug of coffee or something. That's why you would use a coaster
What if its all over a coffee table and you don't have clamps?
I have a bubble in my dining room table. You mentioned that, but decided it was a whole different subject. I really need that subject to be discussed. 😓
Me too 😕
& what do you do next ???
How about on wooden floor hmm it cannot be clamped?
Hope notice me Godbless
Needles and wax paper. To great take aways from this video.
Bubble in the middle of a table? Gravity baby!! Nah I'm just kidding. Probably better methods, but without specialty equipment it's what I'd go for.
That's a lot of glue!
i just used a stick to scrap it...... wtf did i just do