I believe another term for that product is veneer.

Walter Evens
Hesperia, CA, USA
2-85GLs

----- Original Message -----
From: "David Higginbotham" <dahigginbotham@NCDRAGONFLY.COM>
To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
Sent: Thursday, March 07, 2002 4:13 AM
Subject: Re: Interior door/side/headliner panels redux

> Thanks folks, I would really like to see the pic's when you get them! I am
> not familiar with the "door skin" product you are talking about. Can you
> elaborate a little on that?
> Thanks,
> David Higginbotham
> 82 Westfalia
> Silk Hope, NC
>
> Glen & Ri said:
>
> >>>
> <snip>
> We did the door panels in oak "door skin" available from lumber yards.
It's
> really thin, like 1/8" so it works well for door panels. Stained it to
> match the cabinet colors, polyeurothaned it and upholstered a portion of
> the sliding door panel, and put carpet on the bottom portion (for kicks
> when opening it.)  Be sure to do the backs too!
> <snip>
> We plan on taking pictures of this project and posting a site as soon as
it
> quits raining enough to open the top up! (Yes, we're in Oregon)
> <<<
>