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<blockquote data-quote="gbyleveldt" data-source="post: 12579" data-attributes="member: 122"><p>OK, so I've been busy with the main speakers a bit, but as stated elsewhere, all the flipping veneer started cracking and peeling and bubbling. So, I've managed to remove it (using an iron and a chisel), but now all the Genkem is still there. Anybody have any ideas on how to remove it? I've tried Contact Adhesive Cleaner and Thinners, but no luck.</p><p></p><p>I've found some nice 3mm laminated ply that I'm planning on using, it's a lot cheaper and I imagine I'll have better results as the substrate gets glued to the MDF, not the veneer itself. It'll be a little harder to hide the corner joins, but with a little patience it should be possible. I'm planning on using wood glue to stick the lot together, I'm convinced it'll adhere muuuuch better.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gbyleveldt, post: 12579, member: 122"] OK, so I've been busy with the main speakers a bit, but as stated elsewhere, all the flipping veneer started cracking and peeling and bubbling. So, I've managed to remove it (using an iron and a chisel), but now all the Genkem is still there. Anybody have any ideas on how to remove it? I've tried Contact Adhesive Cleaner and Thinners, but no luck. I've found some nice 3mm laminated ply that I'm planning on using, it's a lot cheaper and I imagine I'll have better results as the substrate gets glued to the MDF, not the veneer itself. It'll be a little harder to hide the corner joins, but with a little patience it should be possible. I'm planning on using wood glue to stick the lot together, I'm convinced it'll adhere muuuuch better. [/QUOTE]
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