The Classic Sunburst Finish
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will you give me a good deal if i send you my raw body?
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Very Nice, Thanks so Much!!
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When you do these type of videos, it would have been nice to insert a still photo of the results of the progress at each step and one of the end result.
I mean, I just watched you dye/lacquer the back & sides in black but never saw the end results until this video when you flipped the body over!
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tyvm very helpful to my hobbies
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beutiful
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Fantastic! And what a gorgeous piece of quilt you've got there !
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Goodsssssssss
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coooooooool !
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This video is awesome! Thank you so much uploading!
Quick question: When spraying the red, how do you keep the lacquer from running? It seems as though you're doing a constant spray instead of passes. Thought this contributed more to runs or sags.
Hope you can clarify!
TheRedKomet1 2 weeks ago
I'm not applying too much actual material, it's fairly low volume. I've done it enough to tell when I'm getting too much on and am going to get a run.
KingBlossomGuitars 2 weeks ago
@KingBlossomGuitars Where did yo get the vintage amber paint?
applemanipodmac 4 weeks ago
The amber is Stew-Mac Vintage Amber
KingBlossomGuitars 3 weeks ago
My telecaster have a clear lacquer seal, if i use the vintage amber on it it will works like in your case? is very important to know it in order to use your technique please...
copech 1 month ago
If you are wanting to color the wood, you need to strip it down to bare wood and then use the vintage amber etc. If you are doing a vintage amber burst, then just fine sand your guitar and do the burst and follow with clear to seal it all up.
KingBlossomGuitars 1 month ago