Rob, don't sanding the neck makes it more prone to problems caused by moisture?
That's what I was wondering too.
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Rob, don't sanding the neck makes it more prone to problems caused by moisture?
Rob, don't sanding the neck makes it more prone to problems caused by moisture? What grit sand paper do you use?
not that my neck even needs the sanding, but now i'm totally curious!
can a mere mortal player get that "played for 10 yrs" feel?!
That's what I was wondering too.
not that my neck even needs the sanding, but now i'm totally curious!
can a mere mortal player get that "played for 10 yrs" feel?!
Yeah, and without actually removing the protection of the finish. It still won't feel like wood, so it won't satisfy everyone, but this is a very cool "trick".If the neck is a liitle sticky you can use "0000" steal wool to remove some of the finish and give it that played in feel.
Pete
If the neck is a liitle sticky you can use "0000" steal wool to remove some of the finish and give it that played in feel.
Pete
Rob does a great job PERIOD.Hi
Yea, Rob does a great job with this. The necks feel great. I like to do it to a couple of mine
Rob
Yeah, Roger is awesome, and that weird dude Nino something-or-other scares me a little, but he's cool too...Lisa did my Candy Apple Orange. Awesome. Everyone at the shop is top notch!

Oh yeah, I forgot about him. Yeah, he's evil.I am afraid of Kevin, he is the one that empties my pockets.![]()
...and she built my bass? Despite the fact that she did a heckuva job, I still somehow feel violated... dang... a GUITAR player...She's a guitarist.

She's a guitarist.