Woody help

[spacejunkie84119]

My woody has a couple of nicks taken out of the printing.

The large on the left side is smaller than a dime and small on on the right is about a 1/4 ". Also on the tailgate, there a a couple of scratches that are almost like someone took an xacto-knife too. kinda hard to see in the pic, but you can make out one just below the light trim piece.

Does anyone know how to correct these issues? I don't want to have the printing de-laminate anymore and want to make this vehicle show worthy.
Thanks for all that voodoo that you do so well!
Bill in SLC

[WolfmanG]

sorry i can't tell you how to fix it but i can suggest something for you.
Since i work with vinyl a lot and i know it's gonna be hard to try and match that grain pattern so i would just strip all of the vinyl off and redo it. You can find wood pattern vinyl at metrorestlying.com.

[CREWZIN]

...or, since the holes are so small, is there any place, like the rear hatch Chrysler emblem or a piece of trim, that would have the same wood pattern under it, where you could take a couple small bits that won't be missed and try and patch your holes?

[WolfmanG]

well this pattern from Metro kinda looks the same but i would have to see your PT and then maybe a sample of the vinyl to see if it would match up.

[WolfmanG]

Originally Posted by CREWZIN

...or, since the holes are so small, is there any place, like the rear hatch Chrysler emblem or a piece of trim, that would have the same wood pattern under it, where you could take a couple small bits that won't be missed and try and patch your holes?

that is true. you could do that too.

[spacejunkie84119]

yeah, I was thinking of finding a place to stick on some kind of chrome piece that I could cut out the underlying wood piece. Just need to find something that won't look too tacky on the the surrounding wood.
Thanks guys,
Bill in SLC

[WolfmanG]

that's what we're here for bud.

[spacejunkie84119]

Alright, I just found and bought this off of ebay.

Will put it on the rear hatch and cut out some underlying decal.
Thanks for the ideas guys, I'll post pics when I get it done.
Bill in SLC