Use what was used before, but make sure it dries sufficiently before letting the laminate make contact with the particle board. Remember...this is contact glue and you have to coat both surfaces, allow to dry some and then bring the two surfaces together. The particle board should not appear dry or have a matte appearance...reapply product if the particle board's porosity sucks up too much of the product. You want a thin film on both surfaces.

Red is flammable and Green is non-flammable, so the answer is yours. But as mentioned above, use the same glue.

Hi, You may want to try this. Use a iron to heat the laminate, which will soften the glue then put on some weight
On the counter untill cool.
Good Luck Woodbutcher

That my work as well as that is how the laminate trim strips come!

The stinky glue does the trick!

We have had similar problems with the water-based, low-VOC version. The original stuff always works.

The key is to apply 2 thin coats to both surfaces, allow to dry between coats, then assemble. Use a roller to apply pressure and create a good bond.

The glue works with pressure. Roll it well, and use some elbow grease.

Hope this helps.