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05-13-2016, 10:20 PM
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I think it looks great overall. Looks like you got good reflectivity on the vertical portion to the left of the left pod and probably some other areas that don't show in the pics. It'll really come into it's own when it's stuffed with gauges and has a car wrapped around it.
 Looking back at the beginning of this thread, I see it's been right at 2 years and mine is still holding up well.
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04-23-2017, 11:10 PM
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Greg, I'm bumping this back up.
One thing I was going to ask but forgot is if you used the aluminum backer for the wood veneer? You can buy the veneer with or without it. I've heard you need it and then again I've heard guys have gotten away with not using it. And some didn't but should have as they had adhesion problems.
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