Dyed Wood Veneer is made by cutting natural wood veneer as the base material, bleaching and degreasing it, vacuum impregnation dyeing it, and fixing and drying it; Dyes penetrate into the interior of wood fibers, rather than being painted on the surface. They fully preserve the natural texture, pores, and light and shadow texture of the wood, while unifying colors and repairing defects in the veneer. They belong to high-end decorative materials
Core advantages：
1. Natural native texture: Stained natural wood veneer preserves the true texture, shadow patterns, and rays of the original wood, with natural light and shadow under changes in light, resulting in a texture superior to technological wood veneer.
2. Free customization of colors: It can be used for natural wood colors such as gray tones, smoked tones, morandi tones, and dark tones that are not naturally available. The colors of the same batch are uniform, reducing the color difference of natural wood veneer.
3. Defect improvement: The bleaching process reduces mineral lines and impurities, eliminates insect eyes and dead knots, and is suitable for large-area stitching.
4. Solid wood material: 100% wood, not PVC, can be used as open paint, with a realistic touch.
Shortcoming：
1. Long term direct exposure to strong light may pose a risk of fading and yellowing. Use with caution in areas exposed to sunlight and ensure proper topcoat protection.
2. The process cost is high, and the price is generally higher than that of ordinary technology veneer; High requirements for pasting and painting processes, and strict requirements for joints.
Application Scenarios：
Wood face veneer is suitable for light luxury high-end furniture, cabinet door panels, whole house wall panels, hotel club wood veneers, musical instruments, speakers, handicraft veneers, and is suitable for applications such as density boards and multi-layer board substrates.