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Metals
Sheet Sizes
Material Thickness
Wearing Resistance
Forming and Decorated Metals
Maintenance
Peel Coating
Storage
Shearing, Cutting, Burrs
Bonding
Substrates
Clear Lacquer Coatings
Design Increments
Butt Joints
PVD Coatings - TiN Coatings
Anodizing
Polishing
Satin Brushing
Etching
Grinding
Structure Satin
Selective Transparent Color
Reliefs
Colored Stainless Steel
Custom GageMetal
Standard Designs
Samples
Pricing
Fire Rating
Specifications
Scratch Resistance Testing

 

 

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Substrates

All metal laminates should be bonded to medium or high density fiberboard, high quality particle board or plywood of sufficient thickness. The quality of the substrate will promote better adherence and flatness. Sheet metal and metal laminates can be bonded to flat sheet metal substructures such as elevator doors. Do not specify drywall, gypsum, concrete, solid lumber or underlayment as substrate for bonding sheet metal and metal laminates.