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I quite like the wood veneer - the other thing I have done in kit car builds is to use smooth faced ply (it used to be called 'exterior grade').
It has a veneer of hard wood on the outside, and can sand and varnish that.
It gives a much more subtle effect than the walnut, more like a table top. Looks good if you're into that kind of thing, but a lot of sanding and recutting of holes....
Black vinyl is good as well.
It has a veneer of hard wood on the outside, and can sand and varnish that.
It gives a much more subtle effect than the walnut, more like a table top. Looks good if you're into that kind of thing, but a lot of sanding and recutting of holes....
Black vinyl is good as well.
RCK974X said:
I quite like the wood veneer - the other thing I have done in kit car builds is to use smooth faced ply (it used to be called 'exterior grade').
It has a veneer of hard wood on the outside, and can sand and varnish that.
It gives a much more subtle effect than the walnut, more like a table top. Looks good if you're into that kind of thing, but a lot of sanding and recutting of holes....
Black vinyl is good as well.
How about some piccys?It has a veneer of hard wood on the outside, and can sand and varnish that.
It gives a much more subtle effect than the walnut, more like a table top. Looks good if you're into that kind of thing, but a lot of sanding and recutting of holes....
Black vinyl is good as well.
ElvisWedgely said:
Here is what I fitted using stainless steel. The dash is now bullet proof and tougher than ever before. My car being black inside and out I didn't want to fit another wood veneer as I think stainless steel gives it a good contrast. However, it's not to everyone's taste. 
De Lorean springs to mind there.Gassing Station | Wedges | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff






