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RE: A pair of SS Stangs Attachment : IMG_6431.MOV The last mile is the hardest mile |
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RE: Neck wood @tv101 carbon fiber is necessary for longer necks not so much guitars but primarily bass guitars especially if using certain types of tonewoods. If you are a bass guitar builder, it is almost always a... |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
2 years ago |
RE: A pair of SS Stangs Also applying the first coat wiping it with 2000 grit sand paper acts as a grain filler(Only do so for natural no stain application) |
In forum Electric |
2 years ago |
RE: A pair of SS Stangs @tv101 Yes! For sure. Do not worry about streaking because I forgot to mention, once you apply the initial coat that you are pleased with, you wait 4 minutes(No more than 5) and you wipe off very slig... |
In forum Electric |
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RE: A learning day @tv101 I concur. I have router table and used it once. Very handy and useful but not necessary for my fingers. |
In forum Pluckers Paradise |
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RE: A pair of SS Stangs 6 coats wipe on poly oil based Attachment : FullSizeRender.MOV |
In forum Electric |
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RE: A pair of SS Stangs @tv101 Much welcome. Very pleasing warm gloss natural looking results. No fuss and easy enough. No weeks of curing drying time. One hour intervals per coat. 24 hour set time before 2000 grit wet sandi... |
In forum Electric |
2 years ago |
RE: A pair of SS Stangs @swepri Oil base much preferred for guitar finishing. |
In forum Electric |
2 years ago |
RE: A pair of SS Stangs @tv101 @Koendb Keda dye, then 3 coats of Tru Oil to seal and I buff with steel wool, clean off then 6 coats of Wipe On Poly with wet sanding slightly before the final coat. It is only a two day day pr... |
In forum Electric |
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RE: A pair of SS Stangs @boo Yes wipe on poly, I sealed the dye with a couple of coats of tru oil first prior to poly. Works like a charm. Attachment : IMG_6417.MOV |
In forum Electric |
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RE: A pair of SS Stangs @russ the laundry is also in my workshed |
In forum Electric |
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RE: A pair of SS Stangs Attachment : IMG_6402.MOV Finishing |
In forum Electric |
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RE: Bass build #1 Right on! Bass builder! |
In forum Electric |
2 years ago |
RE: A pair of SS Stangs Attachment : 2BBCDDFD-8B45-48B2-B532-282E4EAD65B7.jpeg Hawaiian Koa |
In forum Electric |
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RE: A pair of SS Stangs @russ home stretch |
In forum Electric |
2 years ago |
RE: Scarf headstock jig @liebe mine is a 12 degree angle. Don’t use it much nowadays. I made a scarf jig for my table saw and it cuts really precise to where minimal sanding is the only requirement for a perfect scarf glue... |
In forum Build Your Own Electric Guitar |
2 years ago |
Answer to: Scarf headstock jig Attachment : image.jpg |
In forum Build Your Own Electric Guitar |
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RE: Scarf headstock jig @liebe Hope it makes sense. |
In forum Build Your Own Electric Guitar |
2 years ago |
RE: Scarf headstock jig @liebe Hi, your jig is perfectly fine. Your neck blank is way too thick for the jig to be able to use it properly. It is only meant for neck blanks no thicker than 22-23mm. The thicker it is the long... |
In forum Build Your Own Electric Guitar |
2 years ago |