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  1. 4th July 2013, 11:22 PM #1
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    The other half inherited this glass buffet thing last year and we've just noticed that a piece of veneer has come off. Unable to locate the missing piece of veneer, could anyone hazard a guess as to what sort of timber it is? Also, how could this be fixed if we could locate a piece of veneer? Thanks in advance.

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    I'd hazard a guess and say Qld. Walnut that has been stained.

    Easy answer contact cement.
    Proper way possibly hide glues and a caul to hold it in place.

    I suspect matching the colour would be the most challenging part.


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    Scott, if you can take of a door, drawer or lid then I would take it to

    Peter Scott-Young Veneers at 37 Alexandra Rd Ringwood East VIC 3135 Tel:9870 8733 for an opinion and possible matching of veneer.

    Never been there myself, notwithstanding it's a hop, step and jump away from me , so I would ring to make an appointment first.

    He stocks a large range and I've never heard a bad report from him so I would be happy to rely on his professional judgment.

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    Thanks Steve and Peter. Peter, thanks for the suggestion, I'll contact them today. Still love to catch up sometime.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scott View Post
    Still love to catch up sometime.
    When you come from Plenty and have to go to Ringwood East you have to go through Donvale so there is no excuse not to call in. Just pm me when.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Sturdee View Post
    When you come from Plenty and have to go to Ringwood East you have to go through Donvale so there is no excuse not to call in. Just pm me when.
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