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Half considered dying the rosewood super black and possibly redoing the inlays, but I got interrupted by employment.the bass is looking buff! one thing i think would really tie it together with the "whole new bass" vibe is if you set in a different style of inlays, poopie maybe even no inlays idk what kind of guy you are. looks like a fun bass though, reminds me of a classic muscle car
i really think that would be a cherry atop this new life that youve decided to breathe into this bad boy two thumbs either way though man, i dont gotta tell you its shinin☀Half considered dying the rosewood super black and possibly redoing the inlays, but I got interrupted by employment.
Did consider doing full black on the neck, but I liked the feel of bare wood better, and while wood dye can be done fairly clean, there always seems to be a little bleed under the tape. And I like the sanded look so I'm cool with it.New finish looks better!
I think there are really only two choices though for a professional look transitioning into the neck profile.
Either tape it off for a hard separation line between the new finish and the bare wood or
continue the new finish to include the neck.
Perfectly fine as it is though!
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