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    The back is coming up exactly how I wanted it. Very hard to capture in a photo, but nice and red with just a hint of the grain popping through highlighted from the ebony timber mate (see last photo for close up). Nice and textured how I was hoping and the paint may even sink back a little further as it dries more.

    Now tossing up between spraying satin clear or tru oil on the rear.


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    Overlord of Music Sonic Mountain's Avatar
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    Satin will make it feel nicer in your hands IMO
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sonic Mountain View Post
    Satin will make it feel nicer in your hands IMO
    Agreed. I do have TO on hand though vs buying a new can of trusty cabbotts satin PU. I don't mind the TO feel on the necks I have done with it already.

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    If you don't do too many TO coats it should still retain some of that graininess and be a bit less glossy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wazkelly View Post
    If you don't do too many TO coats it should still retain some of that graininess and be a bit less glossy.
    Precisely what I was thinking, Sir. Just enough to seal and protect.

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    3 coats of Tru oil on the rear and it's feeling pretty good and sealed now. Will leave this to harden up for a while and then give it a light run over with the white scourer which should leave a nice satin finish.

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    Looking good BD!!!
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    Progressing...wired for sound and passed the tap tests


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    I see you went for the knob pointers. I fit those as well. They just add a certain something I think.

    Looking good!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Simon Barden View Post
    I see you went for the knob pointers. I fit those as well. They just add a certain something I think.

    Looking good!
    I totally agree. I've got them on all my builds and other guitars where suited. There is something about pointers that just does it for me. I reckon they set the knob off really well looks wise. And now I'm in the habit of using them to dial in specific sounds I'd miss them other wise.

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