I have the no scan thing from the USA then it turns up on my doorstep 2 weeks later.
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I have the no scan thing from the USA then it turns up on my doorstep 2 weeks later.
I'll just repeatedly bang my head into a wall untill it arrives then. [emoji27]Quote:
Originally Posted by tonyw
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Eagle1 has landed!
Belgian post tracking shows it currently in the evil clutches of the customs office that better not take too long![emoji14]
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Customs should be a breeze and hope to see you mock build soon.
Disaster!!! I was pretty pleased with the result after about 6 coats of tru oil so i decided to try some ghs guitargloss as a finishing touch. It was like all the tru oily guuuuudness and some of the paint just came right off!!!
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The other guys no more about Tru oil than me, but, After putting on the number of layers of tru oil you want, probably wait at least 21 days to fully cure. then wet sand with very high grits before using an auto cut and polish then a final polish with some auto wax.
In fact I think some of the guys should put up their techniques in the finishes thread.
Got to agree, this looks like the oil hasn't cured properly.
Yeah, set or not I'd be binning that Sh*t anyway.
Good thing it's just the testpiece will be taking my time with the actual kit, i'm purposely gonna build it in my gf's workshop (she's a jewelsmith) where i'll only have time to work on it during weekends, the weather is picking up and it'll have a whole week to cure between sessions.
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Best to find these little speed bumps in testing eh? If your GF is a Jewelsmith you could get some additional inlay bling going!Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe Piler