Cure and Remove Tape — Step 7: Let it Cure
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Stair Treads · Step 7 of 10
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Allow the glued nosing to cure completely. The curing time will vary depending on the type of wood glue used; for standard wood glue, a curing period of approximately 24 hours is recommended. Once the glue has fully cured and dried, carefully remove all the masking tape from the nosing. You should now have a near-perfect, seamlessly joined stair nosing with matching wood grain.
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Cure and Remove Tape — Step 7: Let it Cure
Part of project
Stair Treads · Step 7 of 10
In this video
Allow the glued nosing to cure completely. The curing time will vary depending on the type of wood glue used; for standard wood glue, a curing period of approximately 24 hours is recommended. Once the glue has fully cured and dried, carefully remove all the masking tape from the nosing. You should now have a near-perfect, seamlessly joined stair nosing with matching wood grain.