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Depends on how extensive the damage is..... Its always good to fill the area with the missing chunk of material to use minimal filler like bondo or pro wood filler. On my WW I routed out the damaged area and clamped & glued a new piece of wood to the cabinet and used a very small amount of filler.
Nasty machine front.jpgCab damage front.jpgFront new decals.jpg
Quoted from fiberdude120:nice work.
It was easier than this one.......
vault door.JPGIMG_0921.JPGIMG_0926.JPGIMG_0994.JPGIMG_1004.JPG
Quoted from woz:cal50 did you redecal the Whirlwind cab? Looks great!
Yep.
It needed it bad,the original paint was planking with assorted dings and dents.
Right cab planked and scratched.jpgCab top rail.JPGLeft Side.JPGNew cab decal rt.jpgHead right.JPGHead Left.JPG
Quoted from Deckmanmark:Krikey! Who DOES that?
Someone cut the cab to fit a custom coin door.
The only way to properly fix it was making a new cabinet front.
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