Get some "solid" glue (for glue-guns) and scrap off a small amount with a knife or razor blade. Then, gentle "tuck" that glue into the gap ("tuck-point" - like in masonry - BUT, DO IT GENTLY). Then take an iron (set between low and medium heat) and apply it to the veneer (keep the iron moving). When the glue softens (it will NOT take long), apply pressure for a minute, until the glue hardens. You will need use something to apply the pressure with (something that will cover the entire area - such as a piece of pre-cut wood. (Note: As stated by Mfkeleher, you may want to put something between the iron and veneer. A thin piece of soft cotton will be less likely to scratch the surface than paper).
veneer question
Hi, I have a question for the wood workers among you: my Dunlavy SC-V is finished with cherry veneer. At the speaker's long edge (at the rear) this veneer shows a bit of loosening from the MDF surface. This happens almost at the entire length of the edge. Is it a common situation for these speakers? What can be done to prevent further deterioration? Thank you in advance.
Chris
Chris