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I'm pretty sure he just varnished it. I can check with him. Thanks by the way!Holy crap, you have done some very interesting things with these basses!
The fancy Hot Rod paint job on the Patriot is really nice.
The carving on the mahogany Foundation is incredible.
On the other hand, the Gen 1 Fury is nice simple and punk looking.
What is on the mahogany where it got carved to make the finish look so nice?
My mahogany Patriot is a bit flat and dry and I'm thinking that Howards Feed-n-Wax wood polish and conditioner might be the right thing to make it pop.
Can't believe I never posted here...View attachment 2756129 This may have a thread in the past, if so sorry to rehash it.
Going through my basses and decided to take a picture of my Peavey basses. Two T40's, One T20, One Foundation, and One Foundation"S" with active P&J pickups.
Second bass I ever owned was a Peavey T40 back in 1981
Forgot to update thisCan't believe I never posted here...
1982 T-40
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1983 T-45
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1982 T-20
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1984 Fury
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1983 Foundation
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Naw, My Fury is proud, but not I.You must be so proud….![]()
