Hello,
I have a cedar chest that I need to refinish. The catch is some moisture/mold got onto the surface and when I looked at it, it appeared to be a 1/16" or so veneer that is buckling due to the moisture. Not exactly the thinnest stuff I've seen. Almost seems like a paneling more than a veneer.
When I search for cedar veneer I get results for what looks like paper thin veneer, nothing close to the thickness I'm seeing on the chest currently. From what I can estimate, this chest was made in the 50's or so, if that helps anyone for a frame of reference on supplies. Has the concept of veneer changed from the 50's of a thicker material than what is made currently?
I will get pics tomorrow but wanted to start the thread to see what peoples' comments may be.
Thanks