Has anyone painted or refinished their dunlavy spekaers

I used veneersupplies.com for my subs. They have a version with an adhesive backing that makes it as simple as peel and stick. If you are careful you could remove and replace only the lifted area, or anything up to and including refinishing the entire pair. Easily more cost and labor effective than painting. 

You might consider replacing just the damaged areas, only doing both speakers symmetrically and in a contrasting wood. Done right it might look even better than new.

Sorry for the quick answer, but the idea of a vinyl wrap was a serious one, as some one who has done woodworking, finishing and refinishing, and some one who doesn't think the big black slabs of oak hold up aesthetically very well.

You can cover, and color in a fraction of the time with a vinyl wrap. Maybe do just the sides. :)

guys thanks- the veneer is not coming off just has alot of worn spots- great idea on the wrap- u guys are the best-