15/16 in. x 50 ft. PSAdhesive Edgebanding - Woodgrain PVC - Color - Red Mahogany

Fastedge is a peel and stick edge-banding made with high performance, ultra-bond Pressure Sensitive Adhesive (PSA).

It's fast, easy, super strong and increases in strength over time. Simply peel off the liner, stick, roll and trim and it's done.

Features:

• Fast and easy to install
• PVC, unfinished and pre-finished wood options
• PSA increases in strength as it cures

Great for:

• Cabinetmakers
• Field Repairs
• Refacing

Fastedge Questions and Answers:

How thick are Fastedge and Fastcaps?

Our material thicknesses including the adhesive are as follows: PVC= .025 in. Unfinished Real Wood= .035 in. Prefinished Real Wood= .028 in..

I am purchasing Fastedge for the first time. Is it better to buy a width that is bigger than the edge I am applying it to or should I buy the exact width I need?

It is best to buy a width a little wider than what you need so it is quick and easy to apply to the edge and trim it without having to stress about lying it down exactly right. We also strongly recommend watching ALL of our Fastedge videos (see the video tab). They are just a few minutes long and by the time you're done watching them, you'll be a Fastedge pro in no time!

I just applied Fastedge to my project and there is adhesive oozing from the sides. How do I clean this up?

You must be very careful when you are trying to clean excess adhesive off when using any kind of chemical because you run the risk of causing the Fastedge adhesive to fail and start curling up on the sides. Try using a razor blade to carefully scrape the excess adhesive.

Does Fastedge work on exposed MDF edge and ABS edging?

Fastedge will work on exposed MDF, but there are additional steps needed to prep the surface before application. You need to apply a binder coat of 50% contact cement and 50% lacquer thinner with a roller and then let this binder coat stand for 10 minutes before applying the Fastedge. Fastedge does not work well with ABS panels. We do not recommend using our product for those panels. The adhesive will stick for a short time but will end up peeling eventually as these materials are not porous so there is nothing for the adhesive to bind to.

How do you recommend flattening Fastedge?

Before applying Fastedge, follow this to get the Fastedge flat. The ends will not curl, and it can easily be applied to any surface.

Cut Fastedge to the approximate desired length.

Flatten Fastedge by using the edge of a table of FastCap's De-Curl tool. For the table, use one hand to hold one end and pull through at 45-degree angle to remove curl. For the De-Curl, pull banding through the slot at a slight angle

How to APPLY and FINISH Fastedge

• Make sure surface is clean
• Apply pressure (SpeedRollerPRO recommended)
• Instant adhesion, wait 24 hours for full cure

Instructions for Finishing Applied Material

• Apply stains/finishes lightly/fog coat to applied material. DO NOT over saturate! This will cause the solvents to leach under the material and attack the adhesive.

Applying Fastedge to MDF:

A binder coat for loose particulate in MDF is needed. We recommend applying a diluted coat of 50% contact cement and 50% lacquer thinner to MDF material. Roll on the solution and let stand 10 minutes before applying Fastedge.

Using Edge-banding on a Radius

It's helpful to use a heat gun to relax the memory of any wood or PVC material.