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well, the procedure I read was sand, oil grain filler nitro clear coat to boost the grain nitro colour coat nitro clear coat since I'm already going to have to buy a clear coat can...

Should I use black grain filler? sadly I don't have any spare powlownia but maybe white pine would do so, linseed grain filler - scrape off excess linseed, buff back and sand whiteburst edges then white trans, cure then flatten ultra thin top coat.

i was thinking of blonde on blonde (nurse!) burst so white where that is black; I have Mary Kaye in my mind. Thanks for the example though.

I'd read that it nourished and protected wood. Its also cheap and I don't need to spray it so I have more control.

tell him you're trying out a guitar in the wrong shop. Then watch him shut up.

I understand then that it will be light, which is no bad thing. I'm doubting my ability to do a blonde burst

I'll use a strip of foil like a 62

what bass do you play, joan ?

can I use linseed oil as a cover to the grainfiller? apparently you normally put a clearcoat on before colour layer added a link to parts in the top post

I meant "whatever the standard US offering is these days" 'professional' or somesuch ?

Was it grain filled ?

yes same guy

no, but I've always got wood

I have only seen bodies, but there was a post on here from someone who bought a kit.I did find out from talking to the seller that they don't have earth holes drilled from the bridge. This is not a huge issue for me as I was going to use shielding foil so I will just use it to join the bridge to the pickup shield a la 62 but it might bother some

i saw someone do this as a trans red finish

they did, yes, but I wasnt sure if cellulose was the same as nitro cellulose.

It’s the postage that’s killing I did look at his site - just wondering if I can use car paint though

I'd go for the Sire or a roadworn / classic 50/60s P or J

It took four years of trying on various trips to that london but I finally got to @thebassgallery and the man there was kind enough to stay open a few minutes to let me look around.

Jesus what a total nightmare - never, never again ! Charlatan ... hang on - that was someone else easy smooth transaction with the item arrived at the speed of an arrow with a jet engine attached (and a guidance system too obviously)

can anyone tell me - Rothko, northwet parts etc charge a lot of money for a rattle can of celluose lacquer. Thereis a car finishing place in sheffield that supplies cellulose car paint in 400ml aerosol is this the same stuff ?

I didn't realise that buttah played - it would be rubbish at tag, it couldn't chase you or anything.

mexican stuff is pretty good these days - I'm honestly not sure the US models are worth the huge premium for a handful of extra toys @andy67

interested - let us know

he was doing the money shot ?