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Thread: MDF laminating

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    Default MDF laminating

    I have a question about laminating sheets of MDF for a bench top, Rob Cosman style top.
    I think PVA is the cost effective solution here. I was just wondering if anyone had any other thoughts.
    Which PVA ? will it have a long enough working time ? should I go with a cross linked PVA or just the vanilla variety.
    Interested in your thoughts.

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    I made some coffee tables for a client a few years ago with two layers of 18mm MDF for the tops. I used Titebond Original spread with a 3mm notched glue spreader. No particular reason for choosing Titebond other than it comes in 3.8L containers.

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    With the surface area involved it shouldn't matter what glue (though cross link is always better) spread it continuously - not just squiggles! If it is melamine coated use contact adhesive.

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