Di-Noc or di not?

Hi all, have aquired 2 seeburg hf100g's. I am not sure what to do about the cabinets. One has a blue spatter pint pattern in a blue, close to the mech cover. The other one has what is left of the origional DI-noc tiger wood pattern. After all these years it is bubled up and reminds me of 60 grit sandpaper.
We are restoreing these for resale, and I am not sure what i should do. I can still get DI-noc but not in the origional pattern. (at least i haven't found any) I can vaneer it with real wood. i can paint it.
What would be the best way to go? From a collectability standpoint i have always thought "go origional". That was rather junky and didn't last.
I am asking for input to help me decide
Thanks Mark

Hi Mark,

I must say I like the tiger wood effect on this jukebox but then I do like working with wood.

Regards
Alan

Alan Hood
ami-man
UK

Mark,
I dono-- I would think that's up to the "purchase-er" ? I prefer the original, but once that's gone--well, ---
Someone, somewhere, was making and selling some type of kit for this purpose--you might want to track that down--Ron Rich