MDF SEALER

[Allylearm]

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Yeah they have a pre-miller on their edgebander, state of the art by the looks of it take a look http://www.wrightscarpentry.com[/quote]

The trick is glue application and how you trim, the buffers are a bit of a gimic to be honest. I am sure the one shown and rest in the -£35k region can edge up to 60mm. I was told recently the market is applying 2mm finished edge tape but the Europeans are going for 1mm now to save costs.

 

[bosshogg]

Sheesh, all this about sealing some MDF boards. First apply some pva glue alang the edges with yir finger min, then thin down some mare pva wee a dod 'o' watter and paint ower thae boards...sorted
Cheers...bosshogg

A true friend stabs you in the front. Oscar Wilde :|

 

[Allylearm]

So u do not trim it, u must have steady hands

 

[imasinner]

I just created a new post for the preparation tape that was mentioned above, we buy a white coloured one and edgeband it on directly ourselves.

 

[studders]

Hmmm tricky one.

Yes the link to the paintable edge banding is helpful, even though 'tis you selling it - which isn't made crystal clear.
How ever, it's a useful link but, I think you've made your point now, any further links to it would definitely be spamming in my view.

 

[studders]

Sheesh, all this about sealing some MDF boards. First apply some pva glue alang the edges with yir finger min, then thin down some mare pva wee a dod 'o' watter and paint ower thae boards...sorted
Cheers...bosshogg

A true friend stabs you in the front. Oscar Wilde :|

That's OK if you're using Oil based paints I think, so far as I know, and as personal experience has shown, 'tis not a good idea if you're using water based ones, which, apparently, we will all have to before too long.