1. How do you know what wood grain goes with my automobile?

            We use the original pieces to determine the wood grain and colors needed for your car, if the wood grain and color is not available we have several resources to research the correct color and wood grains for your car.

            2. How do I get my parts to you?

            UPS, FEDEX, and USPS (for small parts) all work well with shipping parts to us. Please make sure parts are packed in a heavy duty cardboard box or wooden crate and wrapped well (we suggest bubble wrap). The best way is for you to deliver your parts to us at one of the shows we attend. This assures you that the parts have arrived to us safely (saving you shipping) and we can then ship the completed parts back to you, insured of course.

            3. What do you mean when you say "Factory original process"?

            We use the contoured printing method of woodgraining. This process was used by automobile manufactures from the twenties to the fifties. We have found pictures of our process we use in a book that highlights Fords. We display this book at the shows we attend. Come and take a closer look at how the factory workers woodgrained. We woodgrain the same way.

            4. What paints do you use?

            We use the most durable paint in the market. Epoxy primer, filler primer, sealers, and a polyurethane top coats. Then to give your parts that show quality finish, we color sand and buff.

            5. How long will it take for my parts to get woodgrained?

            Our average turn around time is four to six weeks from time of arrival in the shop. I you are working to complete a car for a big show and need the parts earlier we can work together on the turn around time.

            6. What is the average cost?

• This is just a guide line:
• Dashboards average $900 - $1400
• Window garnish moldings $200
• Whole car (7 pieces) $1500 - $2000
• For a better pricing list please check out the pricing page in the web site.

            If you still have any questions or concerns or there was a question that was not answered here on our FAQ page, please visit our contact page for additional options or feel free to e-mail me at mike@classicwoodgraining.com.