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Pre-Glued Melamine Edging For Mdf Shelves.
Hi. I need to put up some shelving in my kitchen. I've had an MDF board cut to size, and bought some wall brackets, and am now looking at buying some pre-glued melamine edging for the shelves to protect them.
The MDF is 18mm thick, and the edging appears to be 22mm wide - is this so that it can overlap the edge by 2mm on either side? And how would I achieve a smooth finish, especially around the corners? I understand that one irons it on? If I'm intending to paint the flat surfaces, would I apply the edging FIRST before painting the surfaces, so that the paint can be flush to the edge?
Thanks everyone!
The MDF is 18mm thick, and the edging appears to be 22mm wide - is this so that it can overlap the edge by 2mm on either side? And how would I achieve a smooth finish, especially around the corners? I understand that one irons it on? If I'm intending to paint the flat surfaces, would I apply the edging FIRST before painting the surfaces, so that the paint can be flush to the edge?
Thanks everyone!
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