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Originally Posted by CubCall

Yeah, good point. I had considered making the entire top red however my initial idea was for a blond/gold quilt. I added some more red to adjust some areas and that worked fine. I now have applied a number of intensifier coats and am pretty happy with how it looks given that it has yet to dry.

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I love how that has come up mate, i wouldn't change a thing with that colour effect. That is seriously spankworthy. Fantastic result.

Looking really good. Loving that colour I'd definitely look twice at that in a shop mate.

Looking great. Would suggest just using the Coolangatta Gold intensifier only as that will brighten everything up much better and saves having to muck around with the 2 different intensifiers.

Cheers, Waz

Don't change the colour, it's looking the goods right now. Just a bit more gloss to make it pop. Great stuff

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Originally Posted by FrankenWashie

I love how that has come up mate, i wouldn't change a thing with that colour effect. That is seriously spankworthy. Fantastic result.

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Thanks, I agree. It is a one off so to speak :cool: Here is a picture of how it looks with the neck attached (my son is holding it for me). It is not glued yet, thats next on the list.

Question for you experienced folk, should I put a gloss coat on the binding?

Man that quit is looking dreamy, you've almost convinced me to do one.

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Originally Posted by CubCall

Question for you experienced folk, should I put a gloss coat on the binding?

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Easiest way to go and saves all the fiddly scraping.

Superb finish, it looks great

I'm with Waz, I always clear coat the binding. Looking good

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Originally Posted by wazkelly

Looking great. Would suggest just using the Coolangatta Gold intensifier only as that will brighten everything up much better and saves having to muck around with the 2 different intensifiers.

Cheers, Waz

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Good plan Waz, thats what I did, it worked a treat