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VQ 22: Is it ok to use a paper backed veneer as the “balance” or backing veneer on a panel if the face veneer is unbacked?

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VQ 22: Is it ok to use a paper backed veneer as the “balance” or backing veneer on a panel if the face veneer is unbacked?

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It’s not a good idea to use a paper backed veneer for balancing a raw wood veneer panel since the paper backed veneer won’t expand and contract at the same rate as a raw wood veneer. This expansion and contraction is caused by moisture from the glue and seasonal humidity changes after the project is finished. The end result could be a panel that warps over time. Overall, it’s best to use a similar raw wood veneer to balance the panel.

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