p38 plastic wood
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That does,nt look too bad i must say.I want it for my panel behind that, with the window switches and hand brake in.Its cracked at the top ,i thought it would hide this.so tell me whats wrong with this?
Problem with getting a genuine walnut panel is mine is a lhd,noticed they do a stick on in lhd.as you say i could buy it and see what it looks like,thanks.
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I have a stick - on one on my HEVAC. I thought it was proper wood, (was on another unit) and had me fooled until I actually went to swap the front panel over and I saw it was stick on plastic. Given the rest of my Vogue has the real stuff, the difference between the 2 isn't that noticeable, especially on the HEVAC as it's a bit hidden away!
The real vogue/autobiography stuff goes for silly money... Just watch out on eBay though as there are a couple of sellers I've found which are selling walnut items, which were never done as standard and selling them for a LOT of money - when looking into it some more, it's actually just a water print transfer, NOT real walnut veneer.
The real vogue/autobiography stuff goes for silly money... Just watch out on eBay though as there are a couple of sellers I've found which are selling walnut items, which were never done as standard and selling them for a LOT of money - when looking into it some more, it's actually just a water print transfer, NOT real walnut veneer.
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I also have several of the stick-on "wood effect" panels. HEVAC, Radio Ends & Window switch pack. The trick is to dismantle & clean the panel you want to stick it onto. Then careful positioning & application once, and press down firmly with a sponge.
Only problem area for me is slight peeling on the windows switches adjacent to where the drivers seat belt latch is. I suspect I have caught the edge on a jacket or jumper causing the issue, rather than the glue failing.
Only problem area for me is slight peeling on the windows switches adjacent to where the drivers seat belt latch is. I suspect I have caught the edge on a jacket or jumper causing the issue, rather than the glue failing.
yea I saw that on youtube, absolute c*ap
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/walnut-console.165256/
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/p38-interior-walnut-add-ons.69917/
I have a lot of spare "wood" trims for sale Paul, including wood/leather autobiography steering wheels, if you would like to take a look. cheers, Adi
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/p38-interior-walnut-add-ons.69917/
I have a lot of spare "wood" trims for sale Paul, including wood/leather autobiography steering wheels, if you would like to take a look. cheers, Adi
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The real vogue/autobiography stuff goes for silly money... Just watch out on eBay though as there are a couple of sellers I've found which are selling walnut items, which were never done as standard and selling them for a LOT of money - when looking into it some more, it's actually just a water print transfer, NOT real walnut veneer.[/QUOTE]
yes i have seen these.
The real vogue/autobiography stuff goes for silly money... Just watch out on eBay though as there are a couple of sellers I've found which are selling walnut items, which were never done as standard and selling them for a LOT of money - when looking into it some more, it's actually just a water print transfer, NOT real walnut veneer.[/QUOTE]
yes i have seen these.
