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How to give a carpeted staircase a wood look?
What advice can you give on attaching veneer to treads and risers? The
stairs I work on are oak, except for the treads and risers which must be some cheap wood and covered with carpet. Is attaching veneer to all exposed sides the way to go or can I get a better look by attaching a real oak bullnose to the front and then attaching veneer everywhere else? Is there any specific glue to use, how to smooth the edges where two veneer sides meet? I have a 1/2" router, will that be useful for that? I know some people dont recommend this saying veneer wears out and its slippery etc. but some of my customers want this done to their carpeted staircases to give it a wood look cheaply. |
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