CLOVERDALE 88265 7/8x25'WHT Melam Edging, 7/8" x 25', White

This is an excellent product—very thin, produces a nearly seamless edge with no visible glue. To trim the applied edging, use (1) a utility knife with a sharp blade, (2) a smooth board that is longer than the edging, and (3) medium grit (100) sandpaper. Press the face of the untrimmed edging flat against the board. Hold the knife so the handle near the blade almost touches the face of the workpiece, then run the point of the blade along the junction between the edging and the workpiece until the waste separates. Take care at the ends to avoid gouging the corners of the workpiece. Lift the workpiece from the board, hold the knife blade nearly parallel to the face of the workpiece, and run the blade along the junction to clean up any excess. Taking care to avoid scratching the face of the edging or workpiece, sand the trimmed edge of the edging smooth with medium grit (100) sandpaper.

Easy to use on melamine shelf raw edge. Jut be sure to order a Cloverdale 33437 Band-It Edge Trimmer too if you don’t haveone because if you tru to trim this with a utility knife it will be jagged. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001B1CHDA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_vktwEbAWJP5C2

This stuff works great for edge banding. Love it for a cheap alternative to color through laminate edging. Adhesive is fine as long as you know how to work it. It is a bit pricey, but so is everything these days.

The only reason I gave them 3 stars this time, because I sent them two messages and they did not respond.

I did not end up using this product, so I can't say how it works, attaches, or functions, but the color is spot on for my basic, run of the mill white melamine cabinets.

Pearly white great stick and great product

Works OK, but make sure the iron is hot and make several passes over time to melt the glue. When you trim the width, use a sharp knife and move slowly.

Works like magic. Very easy to use.