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Any advice on hardening 703 edges?

I want to make some panels with no frames.

Any idea as to how to harden the edges oif 703 or equivalent?

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build a wood frame

spray it with glue

tape it with duct tape

lots of hot glue

glue on something like sheet metal or veclro
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Get those plastic edge guards for wallpaper, or it the edges are going to be covered, drywall edging will do.
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What the pros use is fiberglass resin that they dip the edges in. That is simple but also messy and involving toxic chemicals. For DIY projects the idea of wallpaper or drywall edging is a lot more practical.
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