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QUESTIONS ASKED BY CUSTOMERS WITH ANSWERS

Please could you send me a catalogue and current price list for all your wood veneers & glues etc

We do not produce a price list because wood veneer prices change so frequently a price list would quickly become obsolete.
As for a catalogue most of what we have available can be seen on our website.

I restore furniture and am looking for a supplier of "thicker" wood veneers. At present I am looking for mahogany up to 3mm thick for use on a Georgian piece

We can supply constructional wood veneers 1.4-5mm & 2.5mm depending on species
In the main these would be considered special orders which can obtained subject to availability and a 4 working day lead-time.
Special orders are subject to a non stock items surcharge of £15.00 per order for goods with a value less than £150.00.

I am requesting information on whether you could supply approximately 5 meters of steamed beech iron-on wood veneer

You may be thinking about Glue film (hot melt adhesive) which is an iron on film and applied to the article you wish to veneer using a medium hot iron,
after which you can iron on the wood veneer of your choice with the iron at its hottest setting.

Just tried your glue film for the first time, I have a bubble in the middle of my veneer, if I heat it again will the glue melt again?

Yes glue film (hot melt adhesive) is easily reactivated when heat is applied using a domestic iron at its hottest setting

Is HOT/MLT/730 suitable to adhere a thin walnut veneer to beech plywood for a car dashboard and is there likely to be any adhesive bleed though to the veneer face.?

HOT/MLT/730 is used mainly for the exact purpose that you specify. It is an Elastomeric adhesive - Composition Ester Polyurethane. Gauge = 100 micron (0.10mm)
Being very thin and and the fact that it is a hot melt there is no bleed through

Re HOT/MLT/730 If I damage the veneer or it splits when applied, can I use heat to remove the veneer and can I remove the glue to re-use the base article?

If HOT/MLT/730 is used initially, and you wish to subsequently remove the veneer, simply reheat the surface and very carefully peel off the unwanted veneer.
At this point the existing veneer will be very dry making it even more fragile than normal. It is imperative to ensure that the section on which you are working is heated at all times as hot melt cools fairly quickly.
Ensure that there are no chips of old veneer or debris still attached to the glue. Once satisfied, repeat the application procedure from the start.
There is no reason to remove all the old HOT/MLT/730 as this will be melted in with the new film and subsequently levelled when affixing your new veneer.

Do you have any instructions on how to use your glue film

Yes, follow this link

Can you use glue film to apply veneer to a metallic surface

Personally I would favour a contact adhesive as opposed to glue film if I were trying this procedure. 
Glue film, like all wood glues, relies in the main by diffusing into the grain of both surfaces and therefore creating a bond.
PSA backed wood veneer [peel & stick] would be a best option

Thanks for getting back to me,
it would be great to see samples of the two wood veneers if possible to see what the difference is between them
  Could you please send me a small sample of walnut wood veneer.

We do not send out samples as they are notoriously bad examples of the actual sheet,
unless taken from a section which shows an average pattern.
This could involve removing a piece from the middle of a sheet to provide a sample
the wastage this would cause is obviously prohibitive.
On our website you will find scanned pictures of various wood veneers and wood grain types.
These illustrate the best representation of the actual sheets from which they were taken and are as near true to colour as possible

I would like to order one sheet of the mahogany wood veneer as per attached e-mail.
Would you please let me know the procedure and payment details

When you receive our pro-forma Email invoice, details of how to pay are included.
We accept: Bank Transfers (BACS), Personal, Business, B S cheques, Bankers drafts or Postal Orders Made payable to MCB Supplies
Court Cottage,
Higher Porthpean,
St. Austell
Cornwall
PL26 6AY
If preferred you can pay online with by usingthe link provided
If you require a specific width or length it would be advisable to state this in any communication.
We will then endeavour to supply as near to your requirements as possible.
You can of course make many purchases online just follow the Buy Links

Could you please tell me what size your wood veneer sheets are.

Sheets are generally between 10 & 12ft long Sheet widths vary on species required,
e.g.. Yew would not be over 250mm wide whereas mahogany could be as wide as 600mm.

Could you please supply one sheet of Zebrano quartered and one sheet of 2mm rotary cut Beech

Unfortunately all the above items at this time are non stock,
If you wish we can obtain them subject to availability and a 4 working day lead-time.
Special orders are subject to a non stock items surcharge of £20.00 per order for quantities with a goods value of less than £150.00.

Can you ship wood veneers to the U S A

We can, but generally carriage costs outside the EU are prohibitive

Can you tell me how much you charge for carriage

To give you an idea on our carriage charges.
We use the cheapest means possible, usually Royal Mail/Carrier. If the goods ordered weigh more than 2kg packed they will be sent via 1-2 working day carrier.

Do you sell finished wood veneers either wax polished or varnished

When using wood veneers all finishes are applied after they are applied,
therefore any wood veneers that we supply would be in their natural condition, i.e. would need finishing.
Burrs especially due to there undulating surface would be impossible to polish until they are fixed to a flat substrate.