Phoenix West tack trunk (s) panels and edging
Location:Texas
Condition:Fair
Discipline:Hunter/Jumper
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Condition: Fair
Discipline: Hunter/Jumper
Location: Texas
Do you need to match your trunk with your new barn's colors? New panels from Phoenix West cost a whopping $340! Save yourself some cash and buy used instead! Easy to reapply. Panels fit either Phoenix West or Warner small trunks. Monogram RKS on front panel. *Personally, I've never been botherd by any monogramming because I buy a large brass or chrome nameplate of my own from Amazon and glue that over any personalized parts of a panel. Navy w. hunter green borders. Blemish from trunk left in hot sun too long on front panel. Slight brown discoloration left of mongram. See photos. To apply to your trunk, you need: small hammer to re-attach edging (finishing nails (included); Gorilla Glue for wood to apply to center of panels to secure grip; a rubber mallet to level and mold the edging. Looks good as new! The panels are still slightly sticky on the back, and they lose some of that sticky when removed, but the backside of the panels are textured to keep glue in place and to help grip to the wood.
Discipline: Hunter/Jumper
Location: Texas
Do you need to match your trunk with your new barn's colors? New panels from Phoenix West cost a whopping $340! Save yourself some cash and buy used instead! Easy to reapply. Panels fit either Phoenix West or Warner small trunks. Monogram RKS on front panel. *Personally, I've never been botherd by any monogramming because I buy a large brass or chrome nameplate of my own from Amazon and glue that over any personalized parts of a panel. Navy w. hunter green borders. Blemish from trunk left in hot sun too long on front panel. Slight brown discoloration left of mongram. See photos. To apply to your trunk, you need: small hammer to re-attach edging (finishing nails (included); Gorilla Glue for wood to apply to center of panels to secure grip; a rubber mallet to level and mold the edging. Looks good as new! The panels are still slightly sticky on the back, and they lose some of that sticky when removed, but the backside of the panels are textured to keep glue in place and to help grip to the wood.
