I have a '76 Sovereign with the vinyl wallcovering, which is peeling off in places. Underneath is a rough, but eye-pleasing wood. Has anyone tried removing the vinyl wallcovering, and then sanding and finishing the wood underneath?
Those luan panels come out in about two minutes each. Why not use them as patterns and replace them with some nice yellow birch or red oak panels and finish them? Or maybe cherry or some nice American walnut? Same amount of work to finish and the results will be a lot different.
Gary
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Click on the link to see a picture of the Sioux River falls near my home. https://visitsiouxfalls.com/assets/i...uxfalls-og.jpg
Eastern South Dakota is very pretty with hills, rivers, and trees.
Those luan panels come out in about two minutes each. Why not use them as patterns and replace them with some nice yellow birch or red oak panels and finish them? Or maybe cherry or some nice American walnut? Same amount of work to finish and the results will be a lot different.
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Click on the link to see a picture of the Sioux River falls near my home. https://visitsiouxfalls.com/assets/i...uxfalls-og.jpg
Eastern South Dakota is very pretty with hills, rivers, and trees.
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