1. Lay table top flat (no pitch) and spread out Borco. If Borco is wrinkled, lay it out in the sun on a clean, flat surface for 15 minutes.

2. Align the long (4, 5 or 6 foot) side (without the Borco imprint) flush with the front edge of the table top.  Make sure the Borco over-laps the edge of the wood a little all along the left and right sides.

 3. Carefully roll back the Borco to the right or left and pull up the tape backing on the exposed side.  On the front and back tape, fold the backing back, just enough to make pull-tabs.  Carefully roll the Borco back down and stick to the side.

4. Roll the Borco back to the stuck side and  remove the front tape backing.  Roll the Borco down and stick to the front tape, keeping it flush with the edge of the wood.

5. Pull back the free Borco corner and remove the rest of the tape backing.

6. Work the air bubbles out to the corner (having 4 hands helps) by continually kneading and smoothing the Borco in that direction, and by pulling a little (very little) tension into it as it lays down.

7. If you kept the front flush, the only trimming needed is on the back and sides.  Use a razor cutter and long straight edge.