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Maple fretless?

a whopping +1 on utilizing stabilized (acrylicized) Maple for a fingerboard. not only is it wear resistant, but it can be impregnated with a dye into many different colors. here's an image Larry at Gallery Hardwoods posted on some of his previous work

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a fingerboard the is on a Bee Bsaa owned by James Heart

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if you want that clean, clear finished Maple look I'd definitely consider obtaining an acrylicized fingerboard blank from Larry.

all the best,

R
 

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