Did you manage to get a good grain fill with the 'leave the sawdust in place' method?
My natural finish with Aussie Oil on the 12 string '335-style' didn't really give me full grain fill.
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Did you manage to get a good grain fill with the 'leave the sawdust in place' method?
My natural finish with Aussie Oil on the 12 string '335-style' didn't really give me full grain fill.
Yes same as TO method. The shellac can get sticky just add a drop or two of virgin olive oil to keep it moving. (It separates and rises to the surface and can be wiped off later)
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nice work Ponch, and yet another grain fill method to file away
Wow Andrew, your grain looks awesome - especially on the front. She's going to be a beautiful axe.
cheers,
Gav.
nice work Ponch I missed this build diary. Natural look will look very cool.
good to see your Ponch avatar is back (nice close up) and the Swans avatar has gone, you got to be happy for the Bulldogs finally winning a premiership !
Thanks guys. Yep the Ponch avatar is back up and running. Happy for the Bulldogs they certainly deserved to win the final! I had a very entertaining grand final arvo despite the Swans loss, great fun
So the shellac was a disaster, I was not cut out to be a fine furniture finisher. I stripped this baby back and out with the old trusty Tru Oil...
I did however develop a new way of applying Tru Oil through this process. I'll video the technique on the neck
Here's the front, back and small video of the shine. Up to 800 grit.
http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...863e9d82c3.jpg
http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...d12de4a1c8.jpg
http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...0fc5c8c905.jpg
https://youtu.be/Kk6lYLoc9_I
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shame about the setback, interested to see how this is redone