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Attaching a strip of solid wood edge banding will not only protect the edges, it will also make the plywood look more like a solid wood panel.

Want to give your plywood project a professional finished look? Here are 3 ways to cover plywood edges!

Christine Nickerson | Design & DIY on Instagram: "If you’re looking to build some DIY cabinets or drawers, these are the steps I follow when finishing plywood. The process can be a little bit tedious but the finish comes out so smooth! I use cabinet-grade maple or birch plywood for my builds and have not bought it prefinished before because: 1. Not all of the pieces need to be finished, so I didn’t want to feel like I was “wasting” the more expensive prefinished plywood on certain parts…

Wood Finishing Tips for Woodworkers

Three basic beginner-friendly techniques for covering plywood edges that will help you build professional looking furniture and projects.

Building with plywood is convenient and inexpensive, but the exposed edges typically look unfinished. To clean up the look without covering or hiding every edge, you can just cover them with a strip of self-adhesive veneer edge banding. This simple method makes plywood look more like a solid board without the upcharge. Read on to

Learn how to cover plywood edge with iron-on edge banding using a household iron for a seamless, wood finish. Perfect for DIY woodworking projects on a budget.

Want to give your plywood the look of a solid piece of wood? Here is a step by step guide on how to use wood filler on plywood edges as well as tips on picking the perfect wood filler!

Discover three easy techniques for finishing plywood edges that will take your woodworking projects from beginner to professional!