Dyed Green Veneer

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constructordeguitarras

Posts: 1767
Joined: Jan. 29 2012
From: Seattle, Washington, USA

Dyed Green Veneer

I'm excited because I found a green veneer that I really like and I thought I would share this news with you. Most of the green veneer that I've found is a rather dull color but this is bright and vibrant. They're selling it by the "leaf" which is approximately 11" by 8 - 9 feet long and currently $3.50/square foot. Cheers.
https://certainlywood.com/product/dyed-green-25042/

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 24 2026 22:22:10

ernandez R

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Joined: Mar. 25 2019
From: Alaska USA

RE: Dyed Green Veneer (in reply to constructordeguitarras)

That is a nice green. Some of the others do look a little muddy and 1970’s avocado ;)

I never could find a vibrant green veneer I liked so I used some nice high rag content card stock from an art store that was colorfast. I used it on perfling with AYC ribs and WRC top and the contrasts was nice, the bright green and the yellow of the cedar.

Thanx for sharing.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 25 2026 3:52:52