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The one I used to go to in beeston was always careful about Id for sellers

for that money, absolutely nothing should need changing.

I'm just too busy - I don't stop from the moment I get out of bed until I get back in. It takes time to find new music and I don'f have it. Maybe thats why people stop listening to new music; they have other distracting stuff to deal with.

Something about that Tort looks odd

“I’m black and I’m proud.” ** I’m also “suitbale” ** the commitments movie

I quite fancy the aria - where are you?

@Roger2611 "Accept no substitute" as Samuel L Jackson would say

so, I have put cellulose primer on and then some more and the open grained nature of pawlonia is still showing through, I know that this means I didnt grain fill it enough. I'm going to let it dry thoroughly and then use the remainder of the grain filler in a thick mix to fill in the worst bits (it'll show up better on white primer than on wood) and fill in a few dings I didnt notice before. Then if I flat down the primer plus grain fills, it should be at least a bit flatter. I'm thoroughly ticked off with pawlownia.

@Bassmingo they are cheap on evilbay

final grain fill done, which filled in some scratches I had not previously noticed. Sanding done. Waiting for a nice windless day to paint primer on. I did a test stripe of a scrap of wood, neat cellulose, side by side with the primer plus cellulose. The latter looked better and coverge was noticeably better, although as @Gareth Hughes says, it is very white.I''m going to put two coats of primer on and see whats shines through.

@Bassmingo wading in here, but I do know that Mr G has a background in wood finishing and french polishing as well as a keen fettler and so I would be confident that if anyone can take a decent shot at it, it would be him.

Rub some shoe polish over it

Tort

Sunburst goes with everything, as does Tort

Local library can be surisingly useful worth seeing if they have online search and reservation stay away from the dark side, Luke ...

good, spit on those weedy top strings too, for good measure.

so what is stopping you?

gulp - that's a lot. Where do you keep these guitards then ? Down in the seller in chains where they belong ?

Ever seen a Mila movie from the 90s ?

Nor me. I must be weird ; I cheerfully liquidated a twelve string and an AE bass to afford the bits for my jazz build

Originally the handbook was for the wrong model, I pointed the error out to mr east himself

i own two and a bit. One vintage EST96A stingray clone. Its 10 years old so the yellow stain job is going brown. A bass doc precision relic an olyimpic white jazz under construction

One BC member I have met assures me that he owns 37 Precision basses