So what the heck - I'll throw up some pics. Because this was really a learn-as-I-go project, I made it easier on myself by just using Rosewood binding. This was my third veneer attempt as well. The first two were too horked to finish. I'm an experienced sander now.
I was able to use a laminate router and one of the Stu-Mac binding bits on most of the edge, but the elbow was the trick, right? I decided to use a craft-knife and needle files to form the profile.
Bending the binding to fit the horns was "challenging". It ended up splitting a bit, but was able to save it w/some CA glue. I layed in the binding w/CA glue as well. I filled in any gaps w/Titebond mixed with Rosewood dust.
Cursed phone - Why you no focus??
I had to fix my first attempt at laying in the binding on the compound curve. The binding ended up bowing out instead of fitting in vertically. Didn't get a pic of that. I had to cut off the offending piece of binding.
So after more steaming, bending, heating, steaming, repeat, repeat...
There were some flaws - probably happens in just about any project, but I'm really happy with the results.