That's not a veneer as much at its a solid cap Zandit. Solid caps are much thicker. And normal practice on Les Pauls, Prs Guitars etc. But good point about not sanding thin veneer tops heavily.
That's not a veneer as much at its a solid cap Zandit. Solid caps are much thicker. And normal practice on Les Pauls, Prs Guitars etc. But good point about not sanding thin veneer tops heavily.
Last edited by kimball492; 06-07-2016 at 06:58 PM.
Easiest way to solve that is using a wet rag 12-24 hours later to take off some of the dye colour finish if it has come out too strong or dark and thus overpowering the quilt that was meant to be accentuated. Saves risking sanding through the preciously thin veneer cap.
Good to know, I assume we are talking damp to touch not wringing wet?Originally Posted by wazkelly
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Yep, just damp and rinse it out in water after each wipe a few times until not much more colour comes out after each rinse as that indicates you have reached point of maximum absorption back into the rag or cloth.
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