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So her she is after stripping, then 12 coats of nitro, and then incrementally sanding up to 3000 grit. Hopefully tomorrow I will be able to power-buff to its final shine. But I have to say, I really love this satin finish achieved at 3000 grit.
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Thx. Got real lucky that under the half-stripped mess I purchased from the previous owner was a decent looking piece of alder that allowed me to pursue a natural nitro finish rather than a color. I consulted Andi before making that decision, and he was supportive of the natural finish, which apparently YJ has done on occasion.
 
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Question Moollon Brothers and sisters. I have noticed Moollon Classic P's have 13-hole pickguards, yet the gold anodized pickguard on mine is 10-hole. Since there are no unused holes, this pickguard is original to the Moollon build. So, that means the holes for the tug-bar and pickup may have original, or perhaps drilled by a previous owner. Be that as it may, would you install a tug-bar, just for the aesthetics? pickup-cover? The holes are alray there in the wood.
 
Question Moollon Brothers and sisters. I have noticed Moollon Classic P's have 13-hole pickguards, yet the gold anodized pickguard on mine is 10-hole. Since there are no unused holes, this pickguard is original to the Moollon build. So, that means the holes for the tug-bar and pickup may have original, or perhaps drilled by a previous owner. Be that as it may, would you install a tug-bar, just for the aesthetics? pickup-cover? The holes are alray there in the wood.
I like the tug bar look. I drilled holes and installed one.
 

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