JM-1 By Nitroburner1000

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Originally Posted by wokkaboy

Warman pups look good Nitro, where did you order them from ? I had a look on ebay and most come from UK. Did you order yours from the Warman website ?
good job on the tutorial

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Yes i ordered them straight from the website, they arrive in about 2 weeks. Cheers on the tutorial kudos. Heres a link http://www.warmanguitars.co.uk/

no worries cheers Nitro I'll check them out

Next stage.....
After sanding the filled cavities i sprayed a good coat of sealer primer and let dry. This was done to show up any high or low spots when sanded. The low spots i filled with a ready mix timber filler that sands up super fine.

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I wondered why i kept getting dents on the edges of the guitar body ever time i sanded it..Duh... edge of bench! I soon fixed that.....polystyrene and a hot glue gun.

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Next... lots more sanding and a final few coats of primer.

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And finally some more goodies arrived in the post today

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Yes, it's so easy to dent Basswood. Looking good, Nitro.

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Originally Posted by Simon Barden

Yes, it's so easy to dent Basswood. Looking good, Nitro.

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Thanks Simon, your not wrong about the basswood, soft as putty

Progressing nicely Nitro, and great work on the tutorial too. So useful for all of us!

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Originally Posted by nitroburner1000

I wondered why i kept getting dents on the edges of the guitar body ever time i sanded it..Duh... edge of bench! I soon fixed that.....polystyrene and a hot glue gun.

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I love it! More smart ideas to store away for my bench (when I get a garage to put one in[emoji1])


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