| getting a natural finish out of a painted bass
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i was keeping my eye on a squire p bass, but it sold. i ended up with a squire j bass instead for a great price!
i'd like to do a natural finish on this bass (and maybe trick it out a bit to look like the marcus miller). how do you know if its worth stripping the paint? theres no way u can know what the wood is going to look like (i assume its maple, but thats all i know). i'd be real dissapointed if it turns out that theres no visible grain. anyone ever done this with a squire?
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Originally Posted by walker rosewood Fieldy doesn't play bass. He swats at bungee chords loosely attached to a slab of wood. | |