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    I think I ended up with 5-6 coats of Crystalac Brite Tone top coat at this point. I'll let it sit and cure for a week or so before level sanding and final buffing.

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    I ended up with about 5-6 coats of Crystalac Brite Tone and let it cure for a little over a week. I then wet sanded with 1200 grit sandpaper and I'm on to the final polish and buffing stage. I think then I can assemble it!
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    And here is level sanded and ready to buff:
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    That grain is showing through nicely.

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    Looks great!

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    Final buff and polish done. Bolt-on neck attached, Grover locking tuners installed and copper tape put in all the cavities.

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    Nice and glossy! Good work!
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    Lovely work there Wayne, not long until you’ll be stringing up now!
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    FINISHED!!

    The Floyd Rose took a while to set up going back and forth but works fine now. Not sure what I've messed up with the wiring but it sounds like hell when I plug it in. Just loud noise. I need to check the jack. Maybe something came loose? Aside from that, job complete!

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    In another diary you said it sounds like holding the end of the lead when plugged into the amp. From memory I think that’s an earthing issue but would someone confirm that for me (or was it the output jack wiring?). I just thought your description of the problem in this diary might help with a remedy.

    Edit...and well done!

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