Buy Engine Turned Aluminum Sheets 12x48

Mcnichols textured metal designer textured engine turn 2200 stainless steel type 304 bright annealed finish 22 gauge 0312 thick 0 open area.

Buy engine turned aluminum sheets 12x48.

Steelworks 24 in x 48 in aluminum tread plate sheet metal. Rwrap simple curve engine turn film is an adhesive backed polyester film. Item details 6 wide important messages. You can now give your car the look you have been looking for with our engine turned aluminum panels.

This is a 24 wide sheet of adhesive backed film designed for simple curves. 2 classic engine turn. These 0 063 thick aluminum panels are 6 wide and feature 1 2 swirls. Item 241558 model 11256.

2 overlay engine turn. Item r8150000m7 48 x 24 in stock. The 1941 buick sported one of our early automotive dash panels. Again part of what s nice about a hand engine turned piece of metal is its unique character a fact that the perfectionist side of me had to be reminded of when i looked down and realized that although mostly consistent in relation to one another my rows had somewhat left the guidelines.

Ground shipping only in the contiguous us. If it has to be metal then my suggestion won t be of any value. 4 overlay engine turn. Adds an attractive design element that stands up to contact over time.

The finish was popular on vintage race cars and airplanes. Formica is a trade name as well as a manufacturer but any supplier of plastic laminate should have a version of what looks to be engine turned metal. 3 overlay engine turn. 4 classic engine turn.

Engine turning is a mechanical finish in which very precise spins are applied in overlapping rows on aluminum. Get free shipping when your order includes this item and exceeds 99. Buy this size online. 3 classic engine turn.

Mcnichols designer textured metals enhance aesthetics while masking slight surface imperfections from everyday use. The cabinet industry has had a formica out for a while that looks identical. In stock at our 19 locations. Engine turned dash panels were fashionable in the 1920 s and 1930 s.

Often applied to elevator interiors column covers and wall paneling.