Edge Supply Walnut Wood Veneer Sheet Flat Cut, 24” x 96”, Non Glued, 10 mil Paper Back, “A” Grade Veneer Face – Easy to Apply Walnut Veneer Sheet – Veneer Sheets for Restoration of Furniture

My initial thoughts were, this stuff is too flimsy. After flattening as the instructions stated and gluing up my first shelf (I veneered some new cabinets I built out of MDF) I realized this stuff is pretty good. It's user friendly and really looks good. Even when gluing up the veneer with a seam, the seams flushed up nicely and you can't tell there are 2 peices of veneer. You can sand lightly, it sands nicely I was also pleased to see how well it took finishing oil. I was so pleased, I just purchased 3 more rolls of the 2ftx8ft paperback veneer. I used this on the shelves and I painted the cabinet carcasses dark charcoal gray, the shelves look like solid walnut, I'm impressed. The trick is using just the right amount of glue if you get the paperback. Not too much, not too little. Too much glue and it will ripple the veneer and ruin the finished product. This product gave me the look I had envisioned. Thanks

Seems to be OK. Not real thick but thick enough to handle easily and make for a nice looking panel

Everything ok

UPDATE Jan 27, 2020 My purchase had been slightly damaged in shipping, and Nicolas from Edge Supply was very quick to replace it - bravo! The damage was minimal, but my project needed the entire 24” width. In retrospect I should have purchased the 48” wide piece to allow for movement in gluing as well as variations in the natural wood grain. I’m anxious to try some of the other wood veneers for other products. ~~~~~~~ (Old review) This Walnut veneer is beautiful! My disappointment is that there were four places on the long edges that are bent, making the usable width about 22”. Unfortunately I need the entire width for my project, so I’m not sure what I’m going to do. I’ve worked with veneers quite a bit, and this walnut is excellent. I would give this product 5 stars if the edges were usable. Or if my project was only 22” wide :-)

I tried using a 22” x 70” sheet of this material on top of a chest cabinet and had a terrible experience. Removing glue bubbles was almost impossible. The surface ended up rough and uneven, even with hot iron and roller. I thought I had finally smoothed the bubbles out and rolled toward the edge, but the veneer cracked at the end, ruining the entire piece. What a waste of time and effort. Save yourself the frustration, don’t bother with this product!

Looks wonderful! Coated the plywood substrate with Titebond III using a roller brush. Placed the veneer on top and clamped a piece of plywood on top for 30 minutes. Ran my iron with parchment paper over the veneer slowly. Gently sanded and coated with Danish oil. Cut it into shelves (used a 1.5" veneer edging for the front). Look better than the purchased piece sitting next to them.

Didn t like the color difference in wood. Good thing I stained them with special walnut.

Really nice real wood veneer product! The size was great for my needs (a pair of rear loaded horn speakers) and the shipping via a roll in a box from Amazon was ideal. I did need to ensure a few days for proper flattening before installation. I used the wood glue method with this paper backed veneer to achieve very solid results. Light sanding as needed was no problem. The finish I used was simply clear shellac over the veneer and I’m pleased with the result. The veneer appears flat and much lighter in color before finishing - keep this in mind.