Sebenza's are junk (not)

I thought the subject would be an attention getter. My question is this: When I've saved enough for a Sebenza (I'm not sure if large or small), can I send it back to CR later on for a wood inlay or do I have to wait and save another couple hundred and buy one with the inlay. Also, is the inlay on both sides and how wear, scuff, scratch resistant are the inlays?

 

[tallpaul]

Dan, I have never heard of Reeves doing that, The Wood inlays are limited by nature/design. You should have no trouble selling the plain if you want to get an inlay though as you stated the concern for wear might dictate having a plain which can be "refinished" and an inlay for lighter/less messy use. That said I have carried a wood for a while and not had a problem in normal use. I stay away from sand,chemicals and such.If you search the forums Reeve's states some suggested limitations on the inlay-hope this helps-God Bless-paul