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Posted by PipeDown on February 22, 2006, 8:14 pm
Have you looked at the tech support link for the manufacturer of that very
product
http://www.arborite.com/en/technical.asp
Check the substrates and adhesives link.
Personally I think a marble/granite etc. tile counter using 18"x18" tiles
would be nicer than a laminate.
for more how to try yahoogling "installing plastic laminate" or buy a
kitchen remodeling book at a store.
"pictures are worth thousands of my words"
>I built a bar on the weekend and am going to need to make/buy a custom
> countertop for behind it.
> It is L shaped and the sink side will be only 18 inches wide (to the
> wall). I heard a total custom top would be pretty expensive.
> I'm thinking of gluing some arborite to a custom wood base.
> Do you have a link to a "how to" thread for this?
> I need to know how thick the base ply should be and some cutting,
> gluing, trimming instructions.
> Thanks in advance.
>
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> countertop for behind it.
> It is L shaped and the sink side will be only 18 inches wide (to the
> wall). I heard a total custom top would be pretty expensive.
> I'm thinking of gluing some arborite to a custom wood base.
> Do you have a link to a "how to" thread for this?
> I need to know how thick the base ply should be and some cutting,
> gluing, trimming instructions.
> Thanks in advance.
>