Recent content by spamnebula

I took the paint of my Squier Pbass Special and oil stained it. I found alot of plastic resin under the coats of paint which was really a chore to remove. I wouldn't recommend it if there is a coat of plastic resin under all the paint. I suppose you could scrape a sample area to check it. After...

Let us know if the neck fits, it should. Good Luck!

Here's mine.This Squier Pbass special was a Black Metallic, I stripped it which I don't recommend. I found a layer of plastic resin under the multiple coats of paint. The plastic resin was really hard to remove, I used a porpane blow torch used for copper plumbing which I also do not recommend...

I imagine unless you're an experienced luthier or worked in a guitar factory and finished the type of wood instrument you're working on under controlled conditions repeatedly, it would be difficult to project exactly what you're going to get. I suppose alot of testing will increase your chances...

Glad to see Watco still exists , I preferred it over Minwax, although Minwax worked just fine, I'll look into the Liberon & True brand as I'm not familiar with these. Yes I remember now we used several grits getting finer with each coat. It was more than 20 years ago that I did it but I never...

I like natural wood finishes but with that rusty reddish tortis shell or white/or slighly offwhite pickgaurd. You can remove the exiting gaurd and have it traced.

I used to work in an unfinished furniture store and one of my duties was using Minwax or Watco (not sure if Watco still exists) on unfinished Oak. I was taught a technique they called "wet sanding." It's simple, apply the finish oil with a rag, while its wet you sand it with super fine sand...

I thought about 2 210's for the same reason, (small car VW bug). I'm considering the avatar one 210 in combination with a 112. The cabinets the same size or close to it, that way you'll get the low end. Otherwise it's the Eden 210XST