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Here is one more picture for now, of my guitar hanging with my other babies. I'll be back at it in about two weeks, I need to let the clear cure before I start buffing it.
I am so impressed by this...

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Ok so sorry I haven't posted the past couple days, I've been very busy. But I have made some major strides in my guitar. So I have made a couple changes to my original staining of the body and neck....

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Thank you, so I have been very busy today as you'll see by the pictures. I figure out to get the exact finish i was seeking in the first place. So the black was straight forward, black it and sand it...

So first I used a water based ink to lay my black down. It was an ink for craft rubber stamps. I then used 220 (USA) grit to rough it back, and finished with 320 (USA) grit. It is a pretty fine grit,...

nitroburner1000,
so I had seen one of thise videos already in all my searching. I have already started on the method I have chosen. I have been hand sanding for several hours to get the black dialed...

I have been busy sanding and starting to get the dark stain on the back of the body and neck, this is where i am so far.399403994139942

So I got the guitar today. Did a fit of the neck to body. Nice fit, appears to line up good. I'll get some measurements shortly. The quilting is beautiful, I can't wait to get to staining and...

So I have been searching the web and this forum, I can find the ice blue finish that i want to do, but I cannot find "how to" get the finish i desire. I'm going to attach an image of the finish I...

So, I have been working on and modifying guitars for years. I have done lots of repairs, rebuilds, and customizing. Both in the acoustic and electric form. I have always wanted a Les Paul single cut...