Cloverdale 28040 2 in. x 8 ft. Cherry Edging

On the plus side, the adhesive works well--almost too well--the veneer looks good and is easy to apply. Using a hard, plastic roller as soon as possible after ironing/heating the veneer works best in order to flatten and adhere it to whatever you're putting the veneer on. Also, the veneer can readily be stained/darkened after it's affixed and fully cools. On the other side of the ledger, the instructions say, if you make a mistake, just reheat and remove it and then reapply it, which, in practice, is not as simple or cleanly done as stated. Also, the veneer is very thin (±1/64"), so, you don't have a great deal of pliability before the veneer will crack and break. Finally, and this is true of all veneer products, lining up corners/90° angles take a lot of time and patience, and that's where you need to devote the most precision. As an aside, the section of veneer I received was fairly "pale" and wasn't deeply cherry in color, but, that'll of course vary depending on the wood used during each batch of the product. All in all, it's a good product. There are inherent issues, which apply to ALL veneers, but, those can be overcome by careful planning and anticipating that you'll most likely need to devote a good deal more time and patience than you might expect, especially if you're unfamiliar with the intrinsic application issues associated with wood veneer, most notably on 90° angles.