Teak veneer over 90's laminate

Are you talking bulkheads or cabinetry? We did the deckhouse of an older Hatteras that had been wallpapered. We ordered the original afromosia on 1/4" ply and bonded that to existing. It turned out beautifully and was not horrible cost wise. If you're doing cabinet doors and drawer fronts, it probably can be more cost effective to replace those instead of veneering them. The biggest expense in this whole process is the finishing. There is an enormous amount of time in getting stain (if required) and the coats of finish built up and looking right. Post some pics of your intended project. Perhaps someone here will have more direct experiences to share.

I recently became aware of a company on the net that custom makes cabinet doors and drawer fronts at what seem to be very reasonable prices. I have ordered a single "test" door for my own boat that is due to be delivered to me today. I'll let you know what I think of it. If this supplier's product is decent, it could make your type of project much easier.