Thanks @siddharthmehta
Since the last posts I decided to correct it with the suggestion of @jamesalexandermcmillan
It worked well, only a thin line can be visible from the sides, but it is almost invisible.
 

Posted by: @jamesalexandermcmillan Or: cut the next slot where it should be then remove wood between the slots with a router to the depth of the slots and patch the gap with a piece of ebony and epoxy and sand…   Read more»

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These are to be given as gifts to a friend and a relative. 

@jamesalexandermcmillan If you are getting excessive paint runs it’s likely that the paint in the can hasn’t mixed properly and there’s too much solvent, not enough solids. A clue is if the propellant runs out and there is still paint…   Read more»

@jamesalexandermcmillan I’ve finished solid wood with a drying oil only and no lacquer or varnish. It’s very forgiving as it doesn’t crack or chip if knocked and any minor dents can just be rubbed down and oiled again.  With rattle…   Read more»

@jamesalexandermcmillan I haven’t been on a course with Mark but I completely understand your point. I think it has been amazing how the forums have come to life alongside the twice weekly live streams. They have enabled so much interaction…   Read more»

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@jamesalexandermcmillan It might not be easy but could you leave the fretless section very slightly raised to match the height of the frets? I don’t really know why @tv101 brought this up but obs, the 5th string that only goes…   Read more»

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I’ve heard that teak is difficult to glue did you have to treat it with anything first

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Like the outline of the guitars-from-a-100-year-old-door – photo is a bit small to see much of it though
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Posted by: @jamesalexandermcmillan
What abut
binding an electric guitar body (or neck)?
recovering from mistakes/ faults in the wood
strange requests that you have made for someone 
problems with a double neck
Jim
 

Great suggestions Jim – Added – THANKS!!