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    Oh *that* BR549! ;-)

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    Fender3, don't tell me you were a Hee Haw fan??

    A little 400 grit sandpaper and a little touch-up red, and this is where we stand tonight. Closer. Click image for larger version. 

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    Quote Originally Posted by XP Rider View Post
    Fender3, don't tell me you were a Hee Haw fan??

    A little 400 grit sandpaper and a little touch-up red, and this is where we stand tonight. Closer. Click image for larger version. 

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    Are you kidding? I bought my first car from Junior Samples.

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    Dave King, I love that whole album.

    Fender3, Is that how you got your handle here, when the fender fell off? Thanks for brightening my day, both of you.

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    At the time I created the handle, Hee Haw may still have been on the air (for the yougsters "on the air" is how we used to say "live steaming"). At the time I had three Fender guitars. I used to say that I had a pickup with fenders, and a Fender with pickups. I don't think that joke works in Australia. Not that it it worked all that well here either...

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    Thanks for a good suggestion, Phrozin.

    Horses are shedding and the lawn needs mowing and this project should have been finished weeks ago. It's now getting a few coats of wipe-on poly. I am following a Canadian dude named Brad Angove. He suggests applying the first couple of coats of wipe-on, gently, with 1500 grit sandpaper. Idea is that the sandpaper creates a small amount of fine, colored sawdust which serves to fill in tiny imperfections. I'll let you know.

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