1crosscut
Well-known member
Here is a link to a video showing the water transfer printing process.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKuXyeAGzEU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKuXyeAGzEU
Woodgraining
- Thread starter Brianfrench65
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HonestJohnny
Junior Member
If your wanting an original wood graining done like it was at the factory, we can help if interested. Hydro dipping may be a little cheaper but the grain looks computer pixelated. We have been wood graining for some time now and feel that we are very affordable. You could even have your parts back to you in as little as 2 weeks. We have done a lot of work for Ford Barn members and have perfect customer satisfaction. We also have a lot of experience in model A wood graining. Shoot us an email if interested Woodgraining@honestcharley.com
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Brianfrench65
Well-known member
Jonathan:
Had I known, I would have contacted you.
I have seen some really bad woodgrain, and a lot of cars with solid color parts, just because quality source could not be found.
Thank you.
Had I known, I would have contacted you.
I have seen some really bad woodgrain, and a lot of cars with solid color parts, just because quality source could not be found.
Thank you.
HonestJohnny
Junior Member
Brain-
I understand, and thank you for considering us. I agree with you, it is very hard to find quality work. If you have any future projects or know anyone that would be interested in our services, please let them know about us. Thank You for your time
theHIGHLANDER
Senior Member
I'm an old school artistic 'grainer:
$425 might get 1 part burled if it isn't too big. The last one is matched to real walnut burl veneer that was in the rest of the car. I'm not cheap, I'm not fast, but I have 100% customer satisfaction since 1973. Hundreds of cars, even did one for a reigning Asian monarch recently in a vintage Delahaye so I guess it's fit for a king for real (?). No matter what the process it's a dedicated artistic release. Handling little moldings isn't as easy as it sounds.
$425 might get 1 part burled if it isn't too big. The last one is matched to real walnut burl veneer that was in the rest of the car. I'm not cheap, I'm not fast, but I have 100% customer satisfaction since 1973. Hundreds of cars, even did one for a reigning Asian monarch recently in a vintage Delahaye so I guess it's fit for a king for real (?). No matter what the process it's a dedicated artistic release. Handling little moldings isn't as easy as it sounds.
Brianfrench65
Well-known member
Incredible workmanship; thank you.