Melamine decorative paper manufacturers usually print a texture similar to wood on the surface, which can cover up the defects of the board surface and improve the appearance of the product.

　　Before pasting, the defects on the board surface should be properly treated, removing knots and resin, filling holes, depressions, and cracks with scraping and filling, and grinding them flat. When pasting, first cut the melamine decorative paper into the required size and shape, and then use a brush to slightly mix the paste water on the paper for sizing. The sizing should be uniform, and unfortunately there may be missed brushing, otherwise the local area will be empty due to lack of stickiness. After the sizing is completed on the paper, it can be allowed to air dry slightly, and a layer of paste can be brushed on the surface of the board. To make the paste brush evenly, it can be brushed horizontally and vertically once, checked, and if there is any missing brush, it can be re brushed.

　　Place the slightly dried melamine decorative paper flat on the surface of the board, starting with one end and gradually extending towards the other end. If there are seams, they should be small and brushed tightly with a brown brush while sticking, so that the veneer paper is tightly attached to the board.