darkening the wood veneer
darkening the wood veneer
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mongoose

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4,360 posts

284 months

Wednesday 16th November 2005
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After finding that the auto window closure box wasnt glued onto the heater control panel,but attatched with sticky foam,i removed the ugly blighter.Trouble is i now have a lighter patch where the sun hasn't been able to darken the wood,in the oblong shape of said little box,that i'd like to sort out.How can i make this piece of the veneer darker so that it doesn't stand out,without damaging the finish of the veneer?Any help much appreciated,cheers,Mike

david beer

3,982 posts

296 months

Wednesday 16th November 2005
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I moved mine within days of getting the car, i was lucky having an ally dash, just a bit of spit and polish ! I moved mine to the top of the steering binacle, still need to dis-arm it as when leaving the car with the roof down, i think with the windows up,it looks horrible. Oh we are so fussy, us TVR people. But to answer, a sun lamp ? Mask out the other bits, leave for four weeks.

mongoose

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4,360 posts

284 months

Wednesday 16th November 2005
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david beer said:
I moved mine within days of getting the car, i was lucky having an ally dash, just a bit of spit and polish ! I moved mine to the top of the steering binacle, still need to dis-arm it as when leaving the car with the roof down, i think with the windows up,it looks horrible. Oh we are so fussy, us TVR people. But to answer, a sun lamp ? Mask out the other bits, leave for four weeks.


I could never understand why they put the switch right next to the std window switches.I've hidden mine under the gearstick gaiter,so i can get to it in an emergency(cant think what that'll be)but in the meantime its out of sight.