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creating imitation rosewood

Posted by frank burns on 3/24/2005, 5:48 pm
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I'm a new woodworker; my brother-in-law asked me to replace some of the warped dashboard wood in his 1984 mercedes. It looks like rosewood. I can't unwarp it but I think I could make a replacement piece if I could replicate the rosewood look (rather than pay $$$ for real rosewood veneer).
Any tips or references available?
Thanks, Frank Burns

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--Previous Message-- : I'm a new woodworker; my brother-in-law asked : me to replace some of the warped dashboard : wood in his 1984 mercedes. It looks like : rosewood. I can't unwarp it but I think I : could make a replacement piece if I could : replicate the rosewood look (rather than pay : $$$ for real rosewood veneer). : Any tips or references available? : : Thanks, Frank Burns :

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