This video is about how Rm wraps fixes some broke edges on the cabinetry before installing 3M Di-Noc Architectural film.
In this video, Randy demonstrates how to use Bondo to repair and prepare the edge of cabinetry before wrapping it with architectural film. This technique is perfect for fixing damaged edges, ensuring a smooth, clean corner, and providing a hard surface for the film to adhere to. Follow along for a step-by-step guide!
Materials Needed:
Bondo
Hardener
Putty knife
Sandpaper (various grits)
Clean cloth
Masking tape (optional)
Architectural film
Squeegee or application tool
Steps:
Prepare the Area:
Clean the edge of the cabinetry.
Optional: Use masking tape to protect surrounding areas.
Mix the Bondo:
Follow the manufacturer's instructions for mixing Bondo and hardener.
Mix until you achieve a uniform color.
A
pply the Bondo:
Apply the mixed Bondo to the damaged edge.
Shape it into a clean corner with the putty knife.
Let it Cure:
Allow the Bondo to cure completely (about 20-30 minutes).
Sand the Surface:
Sand the cured Bondo for a smooth finish.
Clean the area of any dust.
Apply the Architectural Film:
Measure and cut the film to size.
Carefully apply the film, smoothing out any bubbles or wrinkles.
Trim any excess film and secure all edges.
Additional Tips:
Work in a well-ventilated area or wear a mask.
Wear gloves to protect your hands.
Practice on a scrap piece of wood if you're new to using Bondo.
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