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Inlay Material Help

Discussion in 'Luthier's Corner' started by Kelly Lee, Jul 27, 2004.


  1. Jul 27, 2004 #1
    Kelly Lee

    Kelly Lee Yeah, I'm a guy! Supporting Member

    Feb 17, 2004
    Marana, AZ, USA
    I have a guitarist friend who wants me to do some inlay work on his fretboard. He wants the inlays to be bright red. Don't ask me why, I don't know.

    Anyways, what material can I use that is, as he described it, "blood red" :confused: I don't want to use something that won't hold up or will look like crap after some use. Any ideas, options, or insight would be greatly appreciated.
     
  5. Jul 27, 2004 #2
    JSPguitars

    JSPguitars

    Jan 12, 2004
    Grass Valley
    Tell him to go buy a Gibson Voodoo, or some other metal-esque guitar
    :D
     
  10. Jul 28, 2004 #3
    Kelly Lee

    Kelly Lee Yeah, I'm a guy! Supporting Member

    Feb 17, 2004
    Marana, AZ, USA
    He does play the emo-metal stuff and he's only 16. :help:

    I'm trying to give him what he wants I just don't know how to give it to him. I tried to get him to let me use regular MOP, but he didn't like the idea.
     
  14. Jul 28, 2004 #4
    PasdaBeer

    PasdaBeer

    Nov 2, 2002
    Santa Rosa California
    SandStorm Designs
    bloodwood, stained zebra wood, red acrylic plastic....