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Right proper PIA once neck has been set trying to flip the guitar applying the finish. Understand why as it should create a better finish around the neck joint but biggest downside is how clumsy it gets as I found out on my EX-1.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dedman
Nice guitar Dedman look forward to seeing what you do and hearing the guitar with P90s
Agree, I tried this method with an LPJ and it was nothing short of a PIA when applying the finish.Quote:
Originally Posted by wazkelly
I think a good compromise is the staining , main paint or whatever , with separate neck and body, then final finish/clears after gluing...
Still clumsy trying to cover all sides in the one application and invariably prone to runs, or at least that is what I experienced and never doing that again as it created more work than what I hoped to save. Maybe if spraying it might work better?
yea I have a double carport with lots of hanging area to spray in. Can but try it once if its a pain , I won't do it on the next 237 LOL
This guitar is so on my to do list. Looking forward to see how it goes.
Kluson tuners and tail piece arrived at my shipper in the US today :) That just leaves the inks/stains to get.
Going to have a bit of break from builds for a few weeks, I have a Fuzz pedal to build that Doc made the board for and I'm thinking of building a 2x 12 speaker cab, set up so it can run as 2 separate 12's (so can run 2 amps into it) or as a dual speaker single input.
Yea, I like to keep busy in winter when I can actually breathe.
sounds good Dedman, there are always plenty of side projects to do !
Ain't that the truth! Starting on my rendition of DB's Neck Jig this weekend. In between bouts of sanding.Quote:
Originally Posted by wokkaboy