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New Build: Walnut Jazz Bass

I just took these pic(s) about 7 minutes ago
 

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Is it just me or did you start this build like two weeks ago! At this rate you'll make like 20 basses this year!~ :D Really nice work I've enjoyed following along. At this rate I'll check back in a few hours to see how it looks finished wired and strung :P~
 
what would be the best thing to use, to fill mahogany grain..??

I like to use an abbreviated version of this wet-sanding method to fill the grain ( http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=384222 ) unless I want to use a contrasting pore-filler to achieve a specific effect, in which case my preference is an oil-based pore filler.

Some water-borne pore fillers aren't too bad (Enduro brand WB pore filler was gvery good, but it's been discontinued :bawl: ), but I like the extra open-time afforded by oil-based.

I'm eager to hear which pore fillers are favored by other TBers.
 
After wet sand and buff…. I have a question, I had some water (wet sand) get under the finish....what can I do to prevent this from happening again… as a result…there are “dull” spots under the finish…

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Glamour shots…!!

My wood “dropping” makes a great background…..lol….
 
<SNIP> I have a question, I had some water (wet sand) get under the finish....what can I do to prevent this from happening again[?]&#8230; as a result&#8230;there are &#8220;dull&#8221; spots under the finish&#8230;
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I usually use low odor mineral spirits as my lubricant when I'm rubbing out a finish that may not react well with soapy water.

I want to know how water infiltrated the finish. :confused:

What, exactly, is the "car clear coat and hardner" you used as your finish?
 

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