robert(original) Jazzmaster
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- robert(original)
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i may have come off as an ass. it just sucks to set everything and be like, "awsome, this will work out just fine for him" and then you get it, and it doesn't, its a bit of a let down for me as well.
and confusing as hell to me as to why there is that much of a difference between a mim strat neck vs. an allparts neck, but i guess thats life sometimes.
and confusing as hell to me as to why there is that much of a difference between a mim strat neck vs. an allparts neck, but i guess thats life sometimes.
Feels good to make progress after nothing for a few months.
Wet sanded the neck down to 1000 grit, going to treat the fretboard with tru-oil if i can find any
after the tru-oil treatment i'll do some polishing and the neck will be finished.
Its a fairly thin finish of the tinted nitro but it still has a nice amber colour to it so i think it will age nicely.
Wet sanded the neck down to 1000 grit, going to treat the fretboard with tru-oil if i can find any
after the tru-oil treatment i'll do some polishing and the neck will be finished.
Its a fairly thin finish of the tinted nitro but it still has a nice amber colour to it so i think it will age nicely.
i really like the look and feel of ebony so i'm definitely going for a darker look
shouldn't have any problems finding a gun shop in oklahoma
i kinda like the glossier feel to a neck, the musicmaster neck i picked up has had tru-oil appplied and its a great feel. If i like my results i'll apply it to my strat's fretboard as well
i heard that lemon-oil can corrode the wood slowly or something to that degree. probably just gibberish though i know loads of people who keep that stuff in their guitar case
shouldn't have any problems finding a gun shop in oklahoma
i kinda like the glossier feel to a neck, the musicmaster neck i picked up has had tru-oil appplied and its a great feel. If i like my results i'll apply it to my strat's fretboard as well
i heard that lemon-oil can corrode the wood slowly or something to that degree. probably just gibberish though i know loads of people who keep that stuff in their guitar case
- hotrodperlmutter
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Did about an hours worth of hand polishing on the neck and decided to call it quits after i couldnt feel my thumb anymore.
Then i decided to buust out the POWER TOOLS

Turned out really nice! Nice and glossy without being too slick or two sticky.





I used Nitro safe polish, i wouldnt suggest using automotive polish because it might not react well with the nitro

Trigger clamp with nice rubbery bits on the end for pressing the ferrules


Then i decided to buust out the POWER TOOLS

Turned out really nice! Nice and glossy without being too slick or two sticky.





I used Nitro safe polish, i wouldnt suggest using automotive polish because it might not react well with the nitro

Trigger clamp with nice rubbery bits on the end for pressing the ferrules


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- hotrodperlmutter
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i'm surprised by that lemon oil stuff, the thing feels like its going to be a beauty to play. Need to set goal, must finish by midwesstfest so everyone can add mojo
neck joint neets to come in about 3/16" on the corners, bridge pickup needs to be moved down about 1/4" and then the body is ready for prep
i'll also be cutting a pickguard for the tiesco-type guitar and dropping a humbucker in, that'll be interesting
neck joint neets to come in about 3/16" on the corners, bridge pickup needs to be moved down about 1/4" and then the body is ready for prep
i'll also be cutting a pickguard for the tiesco-type guitar and dropping a humbucker in, that'll be interesting
- hotrodperlmutter
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