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    Did I say orbison sander?
    Sheesh, just been listening to the Big O and KD Lang singing Crying......

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    Quote Originally Posted by dingobass View Post
    Did I say orbison sander?
    Sheesh, just been listening to the Big O and KD Lang singing Crying......
    He did end up big and round, so your not far wrong

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    The glue spot isn't under the pickguard, the other 2 I'm not really concerned about so I didn't really check.

    As for sanding that was my plan, try the Big O to see if it gets rid of the spot then finish by hand

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    This is what I've ended up with after attacking the glue spot with Roy:



    Still a little bit left but much smaller

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    So I've sanded to 400, but I'm not sure If I've done a good enough job (I have no idea what I'm doing) especially on the ends of the body. Also noticed a some marks there.

    I'm a bit paranoid I'll screw up at this point and the stain wont take

    Sean




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    With those glue spots, you need to... You guessed it... Sand, sand and sand some more

    Also sand in the direction of the grain, looking at the sides especially around the neck pocket you can still see machining marks.
    Sanding in the grain direction you will remove these quite easily.

    I would go back to 220 grit and work back up the grades.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dingobass View Post
    Did I say orbison sander?
    Sheesh, just been listening to the Big O and KD Lang singing Crying......
    Here's a home grown version that stacks up very well against Roy & KD

    Jess Cornelius & Mike Rudd ( Spectrum )
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymF7zk9sGJM

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    Quote Originally Posted by dingobass View Post
    With those glue spots, you need to... You guessed it... Sand, sand and sand some more

    Also sand in the direction of the grain, looking at the sides especially around the neck pocket you can still see machining marks.
    Sanding in the grain direction you will remove these quite easily.

    I would go back to 220 grit and work back up the grades.
    Which way would should I be sanding on the ends of the grain?
    I'm guessing it's not as important until is starts to curve towards being along the grain?

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    Forgive my crappy photoshopping

    The arrows show the direction to sand
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    paintshopping is fine DB, not up to Barge's standard with making our avatars !
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