resurfacing with FXSheeting?

[Roamin Cat]

Just wondering if anyone has any experience with FXSheeting
Alsa Corp | FXSheeting : Product Info or Alsa Corp | FXSheeting and Building Materials

The website says "FXSheeting represents the latest technological breakthrough in laminates. Now any object or surface can easily be transformed into brilliant colors. From trendy Burl Wood, Maple, Carbon Fiber, Brushed Stainless to classic Coppers, FXSheeting opens up a whole new world of artistic creativity for all of your interior design or product finishing projects."

Product info here Alsa Corp | FXSheeting : Product Info

FAQ here Alsa Corp | FX Sheeting : Product Info

Application Guide is here Alsa Corp | FXSheeting : Application Guide - Trouble Shooting

I think this product looks VERY interesting!
What do you think about it?

[Foiled Again]

It's remarkably good - any of the brushed metalics can make an older appliance look brand new. Try brushed copper if you're sick and tired of everything being stainless steel.

Paula

[muddy_hollow]

I'm using it as part of the toe kick on my new cabinets that I'm building for my 56 caravanner. I got a roll on clearance from their online store. I've also used it on other nonairstream projects. It's pretty cool stuff, but you need very clean and flat surface to work with. If you need to make any adjustments, which require you to pull it up you are screwed. The glue side is very sticky and will not let you wiggle it.

For what it's worth, I think the product is very good for small flat applications. Anything large or with curves and the cost becomes pretty steep.

Good product, but expensive.

Doug

[Roamin Cat]

thanks Paula and Doug,

great to learn about your experience with this product.

I thought about using it to update my kitchen counters, but it might not be the best use of it.

Love the idea of using it in the AS kickplate area! Would love to reface the cabinets with it, but prolly way too pricey.

thanks again
Lynda

[cameront120]

Have you looked at similar products by Formica, Wilsonart, Nevamar, Arborite, etc.?

[bobfowler]

Originally Posted by Roamin' Cat

Just wondering if anyone has any experience with FXSheeting
Alsa Corp | FXSheeting : Product Info or Alsa Corp | FXSheeting and Building Materials

The website says "FXSheeting represents the latest technological breakthrough in laminates. Now any object or surface can easily be transformed into brilliant colors. From trendy Burl Wood, Maple, Carbon Fiber, Brushed Stainless to classic Coppers, FXSheeting opens up a whole new world of artistic creativity for all of your interior design or product finishing projects."

Product info here Alsa Corp | FXSheeting : Product Info

FAQ here Alsa Corp | FX Sheeting : Product Info

Application Guide is here Alsa Corp | FXSheeting : Application Guide - Trouble Shooting

I think this product looks VERY interesting!
What do you think about it?

Thanks for posting this. Looks like a good material to use on the new cover for the fridge vent that I'm currently building (the one inside the trailer).