I've used a thin paint brush to get the glue inbetween the layers. Then take 2 flat pieces of wood and sandwich the door between the 2 layers of wood along with a couple of clamps to be sure there is super good contact between the veneer and door.
If a few inches of the laminate strip or edging have been pulled loose, but the majority of the area is still intact, the necessary laminate cabinet repairs may be as simple as adding some extra adhesive. If the problem is too far gone, it might be easier and more worthwhile to replace the damaged area altogether.
I have 2 inside cats who aren't declawed. And they are using the bathroom door frame to keep their paws sharp. The frame of my bathroom door looks terrible. Does a...
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You need to use good glue and a clamp and leave on 24 hours
Get some good glue, like E6000 under the lifted laminate and then clamp it down to dry.
I've used a thin paint brush to get the glue inbetween the layers. Then take 2 flat pieces of wood and sandwich the door between the 2 layers of wood along with a couple of clamps to be sure there is super good contact between the veneer and door.
If a few inches of the laminate strip or edging have been pulled loose, but the majority of the area is still intact, the necessary laminate cabinet repairs may be as simple as adding some extra adhesive. If the problem is too far gone, it might be easier and more worthwhile to replace the damaged area altogether.