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Iron on edging on chipboard

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Hi – I’d need to apply some iron-on edging to some chipboard cupboard doors. In the past I have ended up heating too much so the edging has melted any become pitted. Any tips on how to get a better finish? I’m going to use a lower temperature on my household iron (that’s all I have available to me) but it’s still a guessing game on whether glue has melted.

I was thinking on applying a fine filler into the chipboard grain and sand to fill in pits but I wonder whether that will interfere with adhesion in the longer terms

Any tips appreciated

Thanks vm..
 
Use hot iron ( cotton setting ) and tissue or paper between iron and tape , keep iron moving to avoid overheating .
 
Iron it like you would your wife's fine silk panties, not your y-fronts.
 

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