One thing I have been wondering is what the result would be of laying down a chameleon finish, then putting Culture Hustle's "Diamond Dust" on top of that before clearcoating. The light would get refr...

From Brad Angove's video it does seem that a single can will easily do a guitar, so while that may not be the most economical way to do it on a per guitar basis (especially for someone who's already a...

@boo It makes perfect sense, I thought it was probably something along those lines (logically you either had to get "more" paint or "better" paint really), but the size of the apparent discrepancy was...

@boo That explanation works for me, makes total sense.

can you explain why the ordinary tins of chameleon paints seem to be so much more expensive than the spray cans? I'd expect it to be the other way round if anything. Custom Paints Chromacoat 400ml spr...

@boo, can you explain why the ordinary tins of chameleon paints seem to be so much more expensive than the spray cans? I'd expect it to be the other way round if anything. Custom Paints Chromacoat 400...

Ooooooo....... 😯 Chameleon colour shifting paint. 1/4 L for just over £50 😱 It gonna be good though. 😁 Attachment : D6BA4F8B-EE3F-4D78-A6BD-F2D19D01D75C.jpeg

Been decorating the house this last week, keep going into the garage for tools etc and seeing my first build in progress, waiting for me to get back to it .....need to get on with it but another week ...

Been decorating the house this last week, keep going into the garage for tools etc and seeing my first build in progress, waiting for me to get back to it .....need to get on with it but another week ...

Here is my contribution to this conversation about finishes on maple fretboards That is brilliant @boo.

I presume you would still need a sanding sealer coat underneath to start the spraying process off. I don't know if there is the need for the grain filler on maple though @mikeyrjiom This is covered i...

@mikeyrjiom Here is my contribution to this conversation about finishes on maple fretboards. Hope it helps and saves you some time and effort. 👍

Thanks Again @tv1 Looks like its lacquering then 😀. I prefer a satin type finish on the necks, so I think that should still work on the fretboard I presume you would still need a sanding seale...

This as well as being very expensive seems to be mainly sold for guns, so not sure if there is anything else that is specifically for guitars / wood. I've used Tru-Oil on guitar woods - it's not *jus...

Thanks for the replies @TV1 and @Deej. Was hoping Mark would have a take on this. I have been looking through interweb and it seems people are suggesting a few coats of TRU-OIL on maple fretboards. Th...

And I would like to point out that this bit was done by hand! 🙂 🙂 Very Impressive. 👍 🙏🎸🙂🎶

is there any reason not to use epoxy? I'm not sure that epoxy counts as a "tone glue". Why wouldn't you use good old favourite Titebond? If it's good enough for the boss ... And you should leave...

Thanks Russ, And I would like to point out that this bit was done by hand! 🙂 🙂

@darrenking. More clean lines Darren.... Lovely Stuff. 🎶🙂🎸🙏

Unfortunately my mouse broke down so I had to take a break from work and fit the neck of my electric Maccaferri whilst the mouse was charging. Attachment : IMG_2111.JPG Attachment : IMG_211...