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The "How to Apply Dingotone Natural Guitar Finish" Instructional video (Part 1 and 2) is now up on our site (under Guides).
You can check them out here:
Part 1 (Prep, Stain Coat and Intensifying Coat)http://youtu.be/KSfFbCbYxBk
Part 2 (Final Coat, Neck Finish and Dingotone Guitar Wax) http://youtu.be/RIieP-qpRrA
Comments welcome.
had geezer, looked great
Is the Dingotone Neck Finish shown in part 2 of the video (on the rock maple) the same as the Dingotone "Colourless" Neck Finish available on the site, or is it yet to be released?
Soon to be released, Weirdy :)
how many takes of the videos did you guys have to do ? Normally DB cracks up after 20 seconds like this one
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3oZLW2_GC8
Great vids guys and DB they are fantastic colours. The natural product is a great invention. I love my sprays as you well know but fumes and all the safety equipment needed to keep breathing is expensive and still a health risk for the home builder. This is great as you can do it in the house.love it
Great videos guys. Looking forward to getting some Dingotone for my next project :) .
Cheers,
Gav.
good work Gav, if you buy some Dingotone DB may even give you an out of the naughty room card !
Maybe in a years time....Gav has too many marks against his name.....and besides with you serving the beers through the unlimited supply line, why would anyone want to leave the naughty room?Quote:
/<\\/p>[]<\\/p>/Quote from wokkaboy on September 23, 2014, 10:23
good work Gav, if you buy some Dingotone DB may even give you an out of the naughty room card !
haha good point Gavmiester, and now AJ is on the mend after his heart operation we should have a good supply of pizza. To me the naughty room is like working for Google, great working conditions ! haha
Yep, unfortunately I'm a naughty room lifer. But hell, who would ever want to leave? Beer, Pizza, and even deliveries of Dingotone if we want it ;).
Cheers,
Gav.
hey,
I've got an Es-1G with dingo outback-sunset on the way... is it possible to 'pop' the flame with some blackish dye initially, sand the shit out of it, then apply the natural finish? Is it do-able, or would it look crap and not bother? I would love some scrap maple to answer my questions, but in Brissy I'm finding it tough to come by. Does anyone know where you can pick up flamed maple i.e. small piece/scrap (in Brisbane) for a practice run?