Nightjar "cpb"@ insertmysurnamehere wrote:
Jim K wrote:
On 26 Aug, 12:10, "Nightjar \"cpb\"@" "insertmysurnamehere wrote:

I think any form of stick-on solution is a non-starter because of the
radiused edges. Which is why I was looking for some form of spray-on
option.
That should not really be a problem for vinyl sheet. If I were using
real stianless steel, I would form the radius first then stick it on.

I presume the OP is on about the corners of his drawer where two
radiuses edges meet - a la skirting board external corner....

It might be tricky if the corner is also radiused, but I don't see a
problem with making a good joint if two curved edges meet at right
angles, which is what I would expect from most drawer fronts.

Colin Bignell

Just to clarify. The door is square but the four corners between the
front face and the corresponding edge are radiused. There is no
radiusing between adjacent edges.

Has anyone used this laminate? Is it thin enough to bend around a 6mm
radius?

Andrew