How to deal with gaps with wood grain film - basic gap treatment

How to deal with gaps in wood grain melamine paper - basic gap treatment

2020-07-24 / Source: Wood Grain Melamine Paper / 80

Wood-grain melamine paper often encounters some problems about the treatment of gaps in the filming. There are generally two kinds of gaps here. One is the processing requirements for the joint seam of the base layer when the film is applied, and the other is the wood-grain melamine when the film is applied. We will answer the question of the seam of paper splicing one by one. First of all, let's talk about the method of seam processing in the base layer when the wood grain melamine paper is filmed:

1. The first choice depends on the size of the splicing seam. Generally, the splicing seam within 1 mm can not be treated, or it can be smoothed with putty. After the putty is dry, it can be polished and smoothed.
2. For those larger than 1 mm and within 3 mm, this can also be filled with atomic ash. It should be noted that when filling in, it must be filled in multiple times to avoid internal hollows, resulting in later collapse, etc. question.

3. For large-area gaps above 5 mm, it needs to be filled internally. You can use gypsum, putty, wood blocks, etc. After filling the interior, fill the surface with putty. After sanding and smoothing, the film can be applied. It should be noted that when applying the wood grain melamine paper film, the primer should be brushed on the places treated with putty, and these places must be brushed evenly. When applying the film, this can ensure that there will be no problems such as blistering and peeling in the later period. Tomorrow, I will share with you the problem of sticking wood grain melamine paper to deal with the splicing seam of the film.