How to deal with the corner seams of veneer furniture?

What you said is very contradictory, since veneers save some rice, and then you mentioned paint, I am also very conflicted, your veneers, what is the material of veneers, explain clearly.

The paint-free board is visible and the paint is not allowed to be painted, and the paint drips on it, and it will bubble up immediately, and the film on the paint-free top will bulge As for the corner seam is not good, it is a matter of craftsmanship I am a carpenter, I know that you tell the carpenter master If the conditions permit, replace the board If it is destroyed, don't change it, and if you change it, you may not be able to do it like that, you ask the painter to adjust some putty that is not the same color as your panel, and make it up (this is in the case of not changing) Specifically, you ask the carpenter.

Another point to note is that you should never take a dirty rag or a rough rag on the paint-free board, wipe it, and note that it will leave a lot of marks and white marks.

You don't need to paint it, but the carpenter's edges are not good.

The factory has an edge crimping machine, and it is better to have a pressure of more than ten tons.

But even then, there are not enough details to be done.

Ask the carpenter if you can use aluminum alloy edge strips.

It's like the metal trim of the cabinet, but it is estimated that the price is going up, to be honest, I don't agree with making furniture by myself, there are very few good ones, the construction period is long, the pollution is large, and it is not good.

The veneer is not high-end, and some of the paper veneers are painted after the process is outdated, and the paper on the edge will be warped after a long time.

And I don't know what veneers you use, some veneers.

It's very cheap, like self-adhesive, if you buy it yourself, it's only 8-10 yuan a meter, and you can do it yourself, and you don't have a carpenter to flat.

There is also a kind of carpenter veneer, which is made of solid wood, which is more durable, and the price is also expensive, dozens of yuan, and there is no way to do it yourself.

The advantage of paint-free wood grain veneer is that it does not need to be painted, the construction is convenient, if it is made in the furniture factory, there will be no problems for you, the seams are mainly because the edge banding is not handled well, the furniture factory has a special edge banding machine, the trimming is very neat, it will not be rough, but because you are asking the woodworking to manually paste the effect will not be so good, the master with good craftsmanship will stick a little better, you better let the master help you re-rest, the paint is not necessary to brush again, the brush is not good.

The paint-free ones are not easy to dry, and the material is chosen wrong in the first place. Aluminium composite panels cannot be used to decorate furniture, only to decorate ceilings or walls.

The best way, now the furniture is treated with putty, followed by veneer, which is generally pasted with wood grain paper, and it is also painted after pasting, but it is still recommended that you do not use veneer, because the furniture you make is made of solid wood boards, if you don't like the original wood grain, choose veneer, but you have to brush the paint, and the paint is durable

I have a say. You can send me a picture of the color. I'll give you the masterbatch to patch up the seams. If the paint in our furniture store is flawed, we use masterbatch to make up for it, and the effect is very good.

It is recommended to paint directly, and natural colors are now popular. If you want veneer, iron the corners with a steam iron and then paint.

Patch: I don't have to mend it, and it's even more ugly if I make it up. From the beginning of the selection of materials to the carpentry master's craftsmanship, there were mistakes. Unless the non-paint-free panel is re-attached.

Yes, if repainted. The paint you buy may not match the paint on the paint-free board, and it will be even worse to fight on it at that time. Because I didn't see the extent to which your home closed the edges and the root seams were rubbish.

It is recommended to find a master to come to your house to see, if the edge strip is not brushed with glue, it can be replaced.

Before brushing the varnish, treat it with putty putty.

Of course, the surface of the paint-free board does not need to be painted, and the current decoration must have been O, so there is no difference between painting the surface and doing it all over again.

Moreover, the whole decoration is decorated with paint-free boards, so similar to paint, Boeing soft film schemes are not very suitable.

I suggest you go to the market to find, T-shaped buckle groove, 90 degree buckle groove, the material has aluminum and PVC, and seal it with a closing strip where there are main seams.

Of course, this involves whether it is matched with the decoration style, and the installation of the closing strip also requires very fine construction.

The seams of veneer furniture are not tight.

Whether it is veneer, PVC or pre-painted paper, it is necessary to pay attention to whether the leather is flat, whether there is bulging, blistering, and loose joints.

When inspecting, you should look at the light, otherwise you will not be able to see it. Ash veneer furniture is more vulnerable to damage and can generally only be used for two years. As far as wood veneer is concerned, planed veneer is better than rotary cutting.

The way to identify the two is to look at the pattern of the wood, the grain of the planed veneer is straight and dense, and the pattern of the rotary cut veneer is curved and sparse. For particleboard veneer furniture, the landing part must be edge-sealed, and the non-edged board will absorb moisture, swell and be damaged. Generally, the corners of veneer furniture are easy to warp, and you can pick the corners by hand when choosing.

Whether the furniture edging is flat.

The edge sealing is uneven, indicating that the inner material is wet, and the edge will fall off in a few days. The edge banding should also be rounded, not straight edges. The edges sealed with wooden strips are prone to moisture or cracking.

For plywood bezel-inlaid furniture, the wrap is nailed with nails, and it is necessary to pay attention to whether the nail hole is flat and whether the color of the nail hole is consistent with other places. Usually the nail hole is sealed with putty, pay attention to whether the putty is bulging, if it is bulging, it means that it is not good, and slowly the putty will fall out of it.

Solid wood furniture, veneer, should also be used solid wood veneer, theoretically the edge should be very neat, the sealing should also be good. If you have already sealed the effect you have now, painting is also a certain decorative effect, but after all, it can only be post-processed, and it can still be seen.

Uh, this edge banding technique is also very late

The veneer itself does not need to be varnished, but it can also be brushed, which can also make up for the loopholes in your edge banding, but the effect does not seem to be good

The technical requirements for veneers are very strict