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Dons36 05-27-2015 10:10 PM

Woodgraining in the pacific northwest
 

www.woodgrainings.com

Marco Tahtaras 05-27-2015 11:03 PM

Re: Woodgraining in the pacific northwest
 

Sounds like fun! However if you want to appeal to a primarily Model A audience you may want to bone up on Model A woodgraining so you can can show an example of at least one of the four varieties used on our cars.

Brian in Wheeling 05-28-2015 08:40 AM

Re: Woodgraining in the pacific northwest
 

Don:
That is just beautiful work! Really nice. I'm sure your customers are happy folks!

Brian W

Mike V. Florida 05-28-2015 09:50 AM

Re: Woodgraining in the pacific northwest
 

he should have waited for a woodgraing question before posting.

Curt Campbell 05-28-2015 12:28 PM

Re: Woodgraining in the pacific northwest
 

Wait for what???? He is wonderful resource and I am thrilled he posted his services! I am going to need woodgraining.

Thank you!!!!!!

CarlG 05-28-2015 12:35 PM

Re: Woodgraining in the pacific northwest
 

Banned already, with only one post ???

Maybe Pluck could put his info on the sticky.

mshmodela 05-28-2015 12:57 PM

Re: Woodgraining in the pacific northwest
 

Gee! Banned! kind of reminds me of this scene:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLHFdduVDVg

Mike V. Florida 05-28-2015 01:22 PM

Re: Woodgraining in the pacific northwest
 

Quote:

Originally Posted by CarlG (Post 1093556)
Banned already, with only one post ???

Maybe Pluck could put his info on the sticky.

Quote:

Originally Posted by mshmodela (Post 1093568)
Gee! Banned! kind of reminds me of this scene:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLHFdduVDVg

Now go back and re read what I wrote.

Imagine if all those on the website sticky decided to post an ad. What would this forum look like?

CarlG 05-28-2015 01:53 PM

Re: Woodgraining in the pacific northwest
 

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mike V. Florida (Post 1093578)
Now go back and re read what I wrote.

Oh, I read it all right, just don't agree with it. But then what do I know??

Now just to make things legitimate;

"I wonder where I could get woodgraining done on my dash? I couldn't find anything about woodgraining in the stickies. Paint and me just don't get along, and I want it to look Purdy.

(now I'll probably get banned!)

Mike V. Florida 05-29-2015 12:55 AM

Re: Woodgraining in the pacific northwest
 

Quote:

Originally Posted by CarlG (Post 1093594)
Oh, I read it all right, just don't agree with it. But then what do I know??

Now just to make things legitimate;

"I wonder where I could get woodgraining done on my dash? I couldn't find anything about woodgraining in the stickies. Paint and me just don't get along, and I want it to look Purdy.

(now I'll probably get banned!)

There we go,

May I suggest,

http://www.woodgrainings.com/

They are in the Pacific NW. :cool:

A search of the forum will also reveal several other places for paint, water transfer as well as some do it yourself methods. ;)


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