Hi, firstly I'd like to introduce myself (couldn't find an introduction forum), so "hello" to everyone!
I have a pair of JBL L110s, the cabinet is in quite good condition but the veneer isn't great anymore, bits are missing etc. I'm no good at woodwork so new veneer is out of the question. So, if I patched up the missing bits of veneer so the surface was nice and even, what sort of finishes would look good on them? I'm thinking of something that I can spray on but I'm open to other suggestions 🙂
Thanks in advance.
I have a pair of JBL L110s, the cabinet is in quite good condition but the veneer isn't great anymore, bits are missing etc. I'm no good at woodwork so new veneer is out of the question. So, if I patched up the missing bits of veneer so the surface was nice and even, what sort of finishes would look good on them? I'm thinking of something that I can spray on but I'm open to other suggestions 🙂
Thanks in advance.
Welcome to the forum!
There are textured paints which can be applied with honeycomb roller or (if diluted) by spray gun.
Don't know about suppliers in Oz, but here's an example: https://en.toutlehautparleur.com/wa...-enclosures-honeycomb-roller-application.html
There are textured paints which can be applied with honeycomb roller or (if diluted) by spray gun.
Don't know about suppliers in Oz, but here's an example: https://en.toutlehautparleur.com/wa...-enclosures-honeycomb-roller-application.html
You could have then vinyl wrapped.There are some decent imitation wood grain choices.Much nicer than textured paint.
I've used iron on timber veneer but hard to find in Oz these days and the last lot I used came from the UK.
+1 for the iron on or PSA wood veneer. cut oversize, apply, trim with utility knife, sand and finish. super easy for a box like this.
vinyl wrap is cool but the surface needs to be perfectly smooth and non-porous. it telegraph every imperfection in the old veneer.
you can look into flocking as well. I wonder why you never see this...
vinyl wrap is cool but the surface needs to be perfectly smooth and non-porous. it telegraph every imperfection in the old veneer.
you can look into flocking as well. I wonder why you never see this...
There is a product called Laserply sold at Plyco here in Melbourne. Believe there are stores throughout other cities. It is 1.5 mm ply with very nice finishes , should be easy to work with.
