ExoticWood Dash - which color
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ExoticWood Dash - which color
I've reviewed all of the posts on the wood dash kits. For anyone that has installed a kit from exoticwooddash.com, I'm curious if anyone chose either the "Dark Burl" or the "synthentic light burl." The wood "samples" on their website don't show the color very well. I think I like the Dark Burl, but it looks so dard that it obscures the grain...
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Interior is Black. In my opinion, the "factory match wood" is too much of a contrast, so I'm leaning toward either dark burl or light burl...
Given how glossy the top coats are in all wood interiors, I doubt the "real wood" looks any more real than the synthetic. (But if anyone has the synthetic, does it look 'real', or can you see that it's composed of a bunch of tiny dots, like a magazine photo?)
Given how glossy the top coats are in all wood interiors, I doubt the "real wood" looks any more real than the synthetic. (But if anyone has the synthetic, does it look 'real', or can you see that it's composed of a bunch of tiny dots, like a magazine photo?)
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I agree with you completely . . .
The lighter woods will complement Parchment and Camel, but I'd go
for the darker burl with Ebony.
While we are on the subject, I'm not sure what color wood would look good with Quartz.
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The lighter woods will complement Parchment and Camel, but I'd go
for the darker burl with Ebony.
While we are on the subject, I'm not sure what color wood would look good with Quartz.
Rachel
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Originally Posted by berlinrl
I agree with you completely . . .
The lighter woods will complement Parchment and Camel, but I'd go
for the darker burl with Ebony.
While we are on the subject, I'm not sure what color wood would look good with Quartz.
Rachel
The lighter woods will complement Parchment and Camel, but I'd go
for the darker burl with Ebony.
While we are on the subject, I'm not sure what color wood would look good with Quartz.
Rachel
Just my $.02.
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