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Anyone have any tips on working with Lumicor? Cutting it is not a problem, it's the fabrication that is. We need to apply it to HPL. The architect has spec'ed 1/4\" Lumicor to be applied over plastic laminate as a decorative feature. The edges need to be bonded together to form corners and the material needs to fastened to the PL in a way not to distort the clarity of the product.
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Rick

According to the Lumicor website, you can use normal router bits, etc for working with it.
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Thank you Dan. Cuttings not the issue, it's sticking it to the PL that is.
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The same site has binding info as well.
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Thanks Dan
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