I have a centurion day cruiser and it has the look af wood grain on the top sides and the front. the front is cracked from the sun, does any one here know how to redo the wood grain effect?
Rich

Its a product called Chromveil, pretty cool stuff and it comes in a bunch of different patterns. Its best used in the mold process but can be wet layed up. Its very difficult to repair sections of it but it is possible. I have a gentleman that does artistic woodgraining for me on vintage automotive restoration projects and its the only way i think it could be done. Most of the wood looking trim in cars from the late 20's is painted on. Its a cool process and just about any type of wood can be duplicated and you would swear its real. I will see if i can dig out some pics.



http://chromaveil.com/

Yes, there is vinyl that has the wood grain effect.