To me, the picture (Post #35) suggests a try at a fix. It's very thin veneer, which can only take a little light sanding.
I would make numerous test stains until the result was near original color, then gingerly apply with an artist brush. Perfection unlikely . Coat with satin varnish, of which Interlux has only a minor stain.
On the interior of my current boat, I am convinced that Ericson applied stain-varnish with brush or sometimes a rag, for awkward raw pieces, and that it is the color of the varnish we are trying to match, as much as that of the veneer.
Back (unseen) side of wine locker, E381
I would make numerous test stains until the result was near original color, then gingerly apply with an artist brush. Perfection unlikely . Coat with satin varnish, of which Interlux has only a minor stain.
On the interior of my current boat, I am convinced that Ericson applied stain-varnish with brush or sometimes a rag, for awkward raw pieces, and that it is the color of the varnish we are trying to match, as much as that of the veneer.
Back (unseen) side of wine locker, E381
I think these boats are some of the most hansom drawn for a production boat, and lord knows sailing is 50% romance and art, at least for me. I'm actually still looking for a good one of these fine vessels... there are a couple in S. Calif. so might be a neighbor soon, who knows? 