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1940 Ford garnish molding wood graining
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plymboy |
09-02-2022 @ 12:21 PM
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Who is a suggested vendor to get this perfect tiger grain. It used to be Bob Kennedy??
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1940 Tom |
09-02-2022 @ 2:24 PM
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Everybody's got their favorite company for this particular work. Lauren Matley, the Club's Paint Advisor, recently passed away. There is a woodgraining firm listed in the "Vendors" section of this Forum - click on "Links" on the blue screen on the left, then go to "Vendors". Hemmings has a number of woodgraining firms listed in their "Services Offered" ad section, depending on what part of the country you live in. I've heard of Grain-It Technologies in Florida but have never used them. I'm sure you'll get some good recommendations from other Club members. Good Luck and Happy Labor Day. Tom
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40 Coupe |
09-05-2022 @ 5:02 AM
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I have used Honest Charlie in Tenn. Very high quality and very fast.
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kubes40 |
09-05-2022 @ 5:20 AM
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x2. Jonathan at Honest Charley's. I've had five or six sets done by him. I had worked with him so that he now has the grains and colors down about as perfect as can be expected. Great guy, great workmanship, fair pricing.
Mike "Kube" Kubarth
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