Gluing wood veneer is quite simple, but you also need to choose the right glue. The winlong adhesive's Glue is the ideal choice with its strong bond and easy-to-use bottle. You could also use the winlong adhesive Quick Dry Wood Glue if you're looking for quicker dry time and a translucent white finish. Now that you have the wood glue of your choice, you can now begin applying veneer. Prepare everything you will need. Estimate and prepare the number of veneers, how much glue is necessary, and the tools needed to apply the glue. Clean the surface of the substrate by wiping with a damp cloth or even sanding if necessary. If there are any holes, fill these up first. Next, apply glue on both the veneer and the surface of the material. Apply a thin layer of glue and make sure to cover all the way to the edges. A paintbrush or a roller is perfect for this task. Clamp it. Wait until the adhesive completely dries out. Clean and trim. Cut away any excess wood veneer using a pair of scissors or a blade. Sand the edges if necessary.