Door veneer trim removal
Door veneer trim removal
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dmsims

Original Poster:

7,411 posts

294 months

Friday 7th November 2003
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Do you have to take the whole door trim off to remove these?

TIA

GF350

805 posts

293 months

Friday 7th November 2003
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Yes,
There bolted in from behind.
GF.

19560

14,332 posts

285 months

Friday 7th November 2003
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Usually falls off by itself.

islander

371 posts

273 months

Monday 10th November 2003
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Looking for replacements for both doors. Anybody any ideas where to get them?

streaky

19,311 posts

276 months

Monday 10th November 2003
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islander said:
Looking for replacements for both doors. Anybody any ideas where to get them?
Complete replacements of reveneered? If the latter, try www.london-carriage-craft.com/ (London Carriage Craft - advertisers here) or search the Wedge Forum on veneer for other possibles - Streaky

dmsims

Original Poster:

7,411 posts

294 months

Monday 10th November 2003
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I have had a quote from Chapman & Cliff for £25 each + £9 carriage

Going to send them off next week

islander

371 posts

273 months

Sunday 16th November 2003
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Do you have contact details for Chapmen & Cliff?

richa

534 posts

311 months

Sunday 16th November 2003
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Had all my wood done by London Carridge Craft and can highly recommend them.

They use real wood veneer rather than a plastic film (as used in cheap jobs...), and it really shows.

Interesting point was made when I took my wood to LCC, Malcolm (Director) said that the door trim (only bits that were original) was just a metal strip painted brown with slodges of lighter brown dabbed over the dark brown!!!! Hope the factory have improved things since then!

Rich.

dmsims

Original Poster:

7,411 posts

294 months

Sunday 16th November 2003
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Contact for C&C www.chapmanandcliff.co.uk

I emailed LCC and never got a reply!

My strips were metal, veneer, then lacquer