Di-Noc
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Di-Noc
Looking for the wood grain for tailgate on a 72 Ranger XLT
This is a 3M product It would have a code or part number beginning with WGXXXX or FWXXXX Three to four numbers follow the letters WG or FW
Do not say Wood'N Carr in signal hill carries this because they don't. They have WOOD they do not carry nor do the stock Di-Noc 3M
I've spoken with them over the phone, I sent emails with pictures of what I need and in both correspondence I was told they do not carry this.
The Burl Walnut which I believe is the proper grain must have a code number.
Any help would be appreciated.
This is a 3M product It would have a code or part number beginning with WGXXXX or FWXXXX Three to four numbers follow the letters WG or FW
Do not say Wood'N Carr in signal hill carries this because they don't. They have WOOD they do not carry nor do the stock Di-Noc 3M
I've spoken with them over the phone, I sent emails with pictures of what I need and in both correspondence I was told they do not carry this.
The Burl Walnut which I believe is the proper grain must have a code number.
Any help would be appreciated.
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idi-Noc is an architectural interior finish so I recommend directly contacting 3M who can provide local vendor info:
DI-NOC Finishes
DI-NOC Finishes
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idi-Noc is an architectural interior finish so I recommend directly contacting 3M who can provide local vendor info:
DI-NOC Finishes
DI-NOC Finishes
Thank you.
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idi-Noc is an architectural interior finish so I recommend directly contacting 3M who can provide local vendor info:
DI-NOC Finishes
DI-NOC Finishes
Tried to rep you but the board said I can't. Need to spread it around
Last edited by gangstakr; Aug 26, 2013 at 06:43 PM. Reason: added comment
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I think the ultimate alternative is to contact a sign shop/sign contractor that can spec 3M products. They can do the layout on a computer and then cut out out using CNC (computer numeric control) machine.
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I have two panels I'm restoring so I want the grain to be a perfect match.
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Ill be watching this thread very close let me know what you find out on the 3m woodgrain I have a tail panel I'd like to recover
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I think it's either walnut or rosewood. You can find di-noc products on ebay:
http://pages.ebay.com/motors/link/?n...d=260915038669
Ask for samples and You can get something close to the side trim. Still might not be an exact match, but once installed on the truck no one will be able to tell the difference.
http://pages.ebay.com/motors/link/?n...d=260915038669
Ask for samples and You can get something close to the side trim. Still might not be an exact match, but once installed on the truck no one will be able to tell the difference.
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Greg,
Phoenix Graphix sells this woodgrain in bulk.
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Phoenix Graphix sells this woodgrain in bulk.
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I appreciate all the help and comments regarding wood grain. Below is a picture of the correct wood grain. And that's what I'm looking for. I restore old Ford parts and my goal is to make them look original or better. When I'm done with these two panels they will look like original if not better. I will be replacing the wood grain on the panel below if I damage it in any way, while I am repairing the outer edge. Some of you make think I'm crazy but my work speaks for itself.
These panels will be perfect when done.
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These panels will be perfect when done.
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Marine teak:
http://pages.ebay.com/motors/link/?n...d=400555835339
Like i said ask them for samples. Your no more meticulous about restoring these Ford cars and trucks than I am. I get hounded on here all the time for trying to be original and correct.
http://pages.ebay.com/motors/link/?n...d=400555835339
Like i said ask them for samples. Your no more meticulous about restoring these Ford cars and trucks than I am. I get hounded on here all the time for trying to be original and correct.
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Marine teak:
http://pages.ebay.com/motors/link/?n...d=400555835339
Like i said ask them for samples. Your no more meticulous about restoring these Ford cars and trucks than I am. I get hounded on here all the time for trying to be original and correct.
http://pages.ebay.com/motors/link/?n...d=400555835339
Like i said ask them for samples. Your no more meticulous about restoring these Ford cars and trucks than I am. I get hounded on here all the time for trying to be original and correct.