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Originally Posted by nmguitars
Hi guys and NotEnoughGuitars welcome. Here are some shots from today, the weather finally warmed up enough to spray. This is the final look, its just clear from here on out. Its hard to get it too photo without the little bit of red in the burst looking like a lot of red. In person it looks a little more brown, but the darkness is about right in these shots:
I've started using the Behlen's regular nitro lacquer and it is a million times better than the stringed instrument type I've used until now.
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Incredible. Just wondering, when you sprayed the burst, how did you prevent paint from getting on the bit of binding that is actually part of the top? You know what I mean?...The the sides of the binding can be covered, but there is a little thats part of the top that I'd think would be hard to cover because of the curve.
How ya doin' that?