Looks rather intense in this light, but imagine the rough MDF pickguard template as this colour scheme.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...94de235ca3.jpg
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Looks rather intense in this light, but imagine the rough MDF pickguard template as this colour scheme.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...94de235ca3.jpg
I trust you have put the dog-ear in place when shaping the template? They take up more space than you think. Had to reshape the scratchplate on my SG Jr a few times to get it right.
Sure did and I imagine I will have to fine tune it once the dogear finds its final resting spot. That's why I referred to it as the rough template [emoji2]Quote:
Originally Posted by Simon Barden
I take it a razor blade and some sanding of the runs before another coat of yellow?
Precisely mate [emoji106]Quote:
Originally Posted by Rabbit
Yes, definitely more Canary than TV in that pic! At least you'll never loose it!Quote:
Looks rather intense in this light, but imagine the rough MDF pickguard template as this colour scheme.
Re: sanding, I would explicitly use the term "strip sanding" when fixing runs. I'm sure you know what I mean.Quote:
I take it a razor blade and some sanding of the runs before another coat of yellow?
Whilst I know what it means, a mental picture of McCreed sanding whilst naked still appeared in my mind. I'll have to go and lie down to recover.
I think you'll need more than a lie downQuote:
Originally Posted by Simon Barden
I have an emergency counsellor on the way.
I hope he is bringing some selective amnesia pills