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60b V2 veneer type?
atlghosthunter
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07-17-2019, 10:19 PM
Got a 60b that the veneer on the sides and top is toast.  Gonna remove all of it.  What would be close to the original?  I know the finish was 2 tone walnut, but is the veneer walnut as well?
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07-17-2019, 11:07 PM
Just to be certain which 60 model you've got - is this the one?

https://philcoradio.com/gallery2/1934a/#Model_60B

In any case, there is a similar discussion for the wood on the sides of the model 89B here which I think might be similar on the sides:
https://philcoradio.com/phorum/showthread.php?tid=16344
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07-18-2019, 12:27 AM
Yes, that's the one.  But going through that thread seems to indicate 1/32 thickness.  Mine is paper thin.  Of course, that's not ruling out that this may be the second time that it was replaced, or that it was sanded a bit much.  This radio was subject of someone's half a$$ed cabinet work before and it's now really dark with gloss poly on top.
You can call me Jerry if you don't want to use my handle.  I get it.  Makes some folks nervous.
I have a finely tuned horse puckey detector.  Don't blame me if it goes off. Oldtimer
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