I had the vinyl 70 B-body rallye woodgrain bezel applique kit installed on my 70 Charger R/T, probably over 10 years ago.
The vinyl is lifting in some areas and I wasn't totally happy with it from day one.

I've tried to buy the new reproduction bezel kits from 2 different sources.

The first set was all dented and the color was off. The supplier checked a few other ones they had - all dented. I returned it and decided to wait a year or so, (thinking maybe they'll get them right eventually).

Attached pic is glovebox panel from the second set I just received. I just set it on my glovebox for comparison.

No dents, but I don't think you could get the color much worse than this!

This is worse than the first set. I'm done with these kits!

Maybe I'll try actual wood veneer - I remember seeing someone on forbbodiesonly doing something like that...oh well venting complete.

how can something be so wrong?? what did this vendor say?

The vendor didn't really have anything to say, (they're just a distributor) - I'd rather not say who they are, since they aren't responsible for manufacturing these kits.

I can't tell who actually makes these - no markings on the parts, there are labels on the box - identifying these as "authentic" Mopar reproduction parts!

I thought there was a vendor that had various overlays; lighter, normal, cherry, graphite ...

Maybe what you received was just a mistake

Not sure what vendor that would be.
There weren't any color choices. As mentioned, this was labeled as authentic Mopar restoration parts.

Any printing shop can makes those.. spot on. There's also hydro dipping option.

I had a local Mexican carpenter make a real wood replacement for my '72 SSP phony plastic "wood grain" dash. He used a scrap piece of Alder wood he had laying around and charged me $25.00 U.S.

THIS.take it somwhere they do wraps or custom signage and they will get it spot on.