06-11-2009, 09:22 AM
Hey Mike,
Thank you for the advice. After a good bit of thought, I'm going to take the adventurous route and replace the veneer while leaving the original underside intact. By doing so, I can remove the veneer - repair the deck underneath - and then replace with a good veneer. I think the end result will look a lot better than patching. From my previous remove/re-wrap experience, I've got the cursing part down to a science. Now, I just need to work on my prying and coaxing!
Joe
Thank you for the advice. After a good bit of thought, I'm going to take the adventurous route and replace the veneer while leaving the original underside intact. By doing so, I can remove the veneer - repair the deck underneath - and then replace with a good veneer. I think the end result will look a lot better than patching. From my previous remove/re-wrap experience, I've got the cursing part down to a science. Now, I just need to work on my prying and coaxing!
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Joe
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