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We have always sprayed nitro and have always sprayed the necks in house. I was just never in a building where I could spray legally.....now I can.
But I do not want to spray poly for the bodies and will continue to do that outside of the shop.
Roger
But I do not want to spray poly for the bodies and will continue to do that outside of the shop.
Roger
I had no idea you were doing the nitro bodies in house...Bravo...
When is the grand opening of the new shop?
We have not been spraying the nitro bodies in house because I have needed to keep my spraying to an essential minimum. However, once we are in the new space, I may begin to spray nitro on bodies.
I hope to be in the new space by early April.
Roger
If they were not routed, there would be no place to put the pickups!
Oh, you mean chambering? You can order any NYC without a chambered body.
Roger
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Very Funny....If they were not routed, there would be no place to put the pickups!
But in a FULL SIZE body?
Very Funny....
But in a FULL SIZE body?
Oh, I get it! I do not make an Ultra Vintage 5 string body......because there is no such thing as a Vintage Fender 5 string!
Roger the new place is looking mighty nice, boy you are not kidding very large place indeed, if anyone has not seen the pics there is a link on the main page, now i know where i will be picking up my next baby when she is finished in late July early Aug.
No I don't. I prefer poly on the bodies. But I think nitro has a nice mojo as long as you can deal with how delicate it is compared to poly.
Roger
