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I also learned just what a bitch Rosewood veneer can be. Yours is a true 30+ year old Brazilian Black Rosewood. It was incredibly oily and brittle, in addition glue doesn't push through the pores when it's vacuum bagged. The oily-ness meant it had to be sanded and wiped with acetone immediately before bagging, being brittle meant you had to be VERY careful with it or it would shatter. But it was the glue not bleeding through that really caused fits, glue would tend to collect in pockets under the veneer and form bubbles. Very frustrating, but things like that are both the frustration and gratification of doing custom builds.
He personally drove them from his shop in St. Louis up to Eagan Minnesota and set them up for me and did not leave until we were pleased with the results.Chuck