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This particular neck I was going to put on a sanding sealer and then lacquer.
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Something like this for masking?
I have never used a sanding sealer before if anyone has any tips. I just heard it is great for getting the surface super smooth.
Spray a couple of coats of it then the lacquer straight on top after it cures? Then sanding between coats?
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Back to blue
Setting it aside for a week to cure before sanding and lacquering. Hope that will be enough time this time
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you show great taste..... :D
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Starting to show masses of promise now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Freakystyley
That is a thing of beauty. I might not achieve that quality but I hope it looks half as good
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Waiting for the body to cure.
Pablo didn’t get back to me so I’ve hacked out a custom scratchplate. Happy enough
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Waiting is the hardest part....
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Someone doesn’t want me to build this guitar. This is the 2nd time it has been primed and coloured, can’t seem to get the finish done. 1 year later and I’m just about to give up. As soon as I sprayed a bit of lacquer it just ran. Looks like I unloaded the can on it but I swear it was a quick light mist. ( I even said that to myself to as I begin so as to be sure it will be ok .lol.) it was a light sand with 320. I reckon this one will just have to be firewood.
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Just let it dry nice and hard and block back that bit.
Is this just the solid colour or clear that has run?
The clear. But I think it has picked up some of the colour too. I reckon I would have to sand back and spray colour again which I don’t have anymore of. And patience which I seem to have ran out of too. I think it has defeated me
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Now I can't remember who to give the initial credit for the suggestion, but one of these has come in handy for getting greater control of the spray paint can.
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From the big green shed.
BTW I start spraying past the guitar and keep the can moving past it in both directions.
cheers, Mark.