Better give it the sack.Quote:
Originally Posted by blinddrew
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Better give it the sack.Quote:
Originally Posted by blinddrew
I saw what you did there.
Ahhh, a burst.
Or a deliberate jagged line two-tone. You can never tell with Drew.
Well, it begins with B but ends in 'alls up'.Quote:
Originally Posted by DarkMark
Going to see if I can rescue it but I've just put in another order for sandpaper and I think I'll be starting again on the back and sides.
The back was not saveable
https://i.imgur.com/R8h0VCb.jpg
The sides may yet be.
I'll have another try at a burst otherwise we'll be going solid.
Think I may be doing something wrong with the grain filling but I'm not sure what. Each time I apply it, let it dry, sand it back, but as soon as the surface starts to get flat, it seems the grainfiller is just getting stripped out again. Am I using too low a grit (240)? Do I need to be giving the body a turps wipe before using the filler? Or prepping it in any other way? Am I just being too heavy with the sanding back?
Any suggestions gratefully received!
Well, I'm just about back to where I was before I ballsed it up last time, but with a different plan of attack.
https://i.imgur.com/52FejnX.jpg
Not to balls it up?
It's not, I admit, the most detailed plan. But that is the essence of it, yes.