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RE: Masking / demasking a fretboard for a painted neck

@herb Sorry for delay Herb - didn't receive notification and missed this... Sounds like you would be better to de-mask after the primer and remask again for the colour... You could leave it but there ...

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7 years ago
RE: Masking / demasking a fretboard for a painted neck

I've got a kit on the way and am wondering exactly the same. How are you going on with yours? Do you unmask after every coat?

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7 years ago
RE: Masking / demasking a fretboard for a painted neck

I would love your opinion on this Mark... Maybe I'll mask the fingerboard a fraction of a mil short for the primer and peel off the tape before it sets then remask right up to the edge of the 'board f...

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7 years ago
RE: Masking / demasking a fretboard for a painted neck

Further to this... It occurs to me that the side of the fingerboard will be masked for the primer coats which will need to harden before several coats of colour. Will I still be able to demask the sid...

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7 years ago
RE: Masking / demasking a fretboard for a painted neck

How should I mask the rosewood fingerboard AND de-mask it whilst maintaining a perfect paint line running up to the fretboard edge. Very Carefully... ? Mask up the fretboard as normal then: add anot...

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7 years ago
Masking / demasking a fretboard for a painted neck

May I pick the brains of you experienced finishers please... My current not-a-Strat build is coming along nicely. I'm currently sanding and final shaping and thinking ahead. (Pictures to follow later....

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7 years ago
RE: Spray jobs are not simple 🙁

@frocesterbill Hi Bill. I found this one on eBay it's a 6002 sprayport actually brand new with a gravity feed pro 8 spraygun. 6003 is the latest one but only available in the USA and a lot more ££'s t...

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6 years ago
RE: Spray jobs are not simple 🙁

Posted by: @mikeyrjiom Hi Mark Thanks for the email reply. Yes panic over. After I tried sanding back and spraying it again I got the same result. When I tried again with the sand back (600 wet/dry)...

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6 years ago
RE: Spray jobs are not simple 🙁

Glad to Help!! Posted by: @mikeyrjiom Hi Mark I've eventually put this on the forums, completely forgot in my blind panic ? I have been gloss spraying my two Lockdown projects using ToneTech Nitr...

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6 years ago
RE: Spray jobs are not simple 🙁

What model of the Earlex HVLP did you go for Mike?

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6 years ago
RE: Spray jobs are not simple 🙁

Thanks Bill. I'm leaving the acoustic for a little longer before I buff / polish that. May even do a few more coats of lacquer with the HVLP once I've got the lacquer and thinners from Tonetech.

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6 years ago
RE: Spray jobs are not simple 🙁

Looks stunning!

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6 years ago
RE: Spray jobs are not simple 🙁

Hi Mark Thanks for the email reply. Yes panic over. After I tried sanding back and spraying it again I got the same result. When I tried again with the sand back (600 wet/dry) and respray and found t...

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6 years ago
RE: Spray jobs are not simple 🙁

Its cool Mike - I answered this one by email - I will find it later and copy paste it here - easy fix! Panic over 🙂

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6 years ago
Spray jobs are not simple 🙁

Hi Mark I've eventually put this on the forums, completely forgot in my blind panic ? I have been gloss spraying my two Lockdown projects using ToneTech Nitro clear Gloss. I'm really pleased with the...

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6 years ago
RE: OSMO finish tips

@darrenking Right- five applications of Osmo satin, with ultra-fine wool rubs in between. There's a mild lustre on the back and sides, and a nice oiled colour on the spruce top. Back and sides are lov...

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7 years ago
RE: OSMO finish tips

I think I would have to say that it depends on the material the decal is made of and how it has been printed. Ideally you would make an inlaid logo from contrasting veneer as this is likely to take th...

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7 years ago
RE: OSMO finish tips

Hey gang. I've decided to Osmo. Matt or Satin to be decided. Before I do the neck, does anyone know how a decal stands up to oiling / waxing? Is there a preferred way to get a logo on if this is not r...

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7 years ago
RE: OSMO finish tips

@syntholabo Yup - Axminster say '0000' so we'll go with that for now...I never was very good at maths

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7 years ago
RE: OSMO finish tips

Talking of ultra-fine steel wool... Mark- you mention 00000 grade in the videos. Did you mean 0000? That's wat i got cos thats all there iz

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7 years ago
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