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Where did you get the relic job done ?

I used to hate and loathe them just for the weight and perceived lack of comfort Then I bought a bargain fixer upper on eBay (white squier vm p) and it was awesome

didn't you read the bible ? Moses should have flipped the tablet over to read #11 "Thou shalt have no other instrument than bass"

You da man (on this particular topic)

I forgot that one ....😗

Talk to @Grangur about the dents

Like that but waaay too much

Did he not give himself this title ? Along with “the hardest working man in show business”?

"this is f&*king amazing... i want this go on forever like the best s3x... am i really making that fabulous bass sound" are all things thats are all things that have actually crossed my mind when playing in front of an audience.

I quite like her music although her annoying brother makes me want to kill. Mind you I do have fairy loving daughters who watch tinker bell movies on heavy repeat

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

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