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Warmoth build starts TODAY

More elbow grease. Sanding first coat of polyurethane.
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Sanding away, but unfortunately I have no idea who that is on the TV:
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VERY unglamorous looking right now:
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It might be ugly right now, but at least it's smooth:
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More pictures!!!

Sanding between coats
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In Dusty we Trusty
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And more sanding
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And more polyurethane
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Shining up nicely
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I can't believe the mahogany under the laminate - it's like GOLD
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Getting closer!
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Fitting the logo decal to the headstock
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Looks good!
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Any complaints from the neighbors due to odors?

Do you get to keep the "bass wall" after the big day?

Nope BillyB, we get a lovely lake breeze up here on the 19th floor and my place is April fresh as ever!

And yes, I will most definitely be allowed to keep the Wall of Bass after Nov. 3...it's just a matter of which room is gonna get it! :hyper:

Lonnybass
 
How do you go about making your own decals mate. They came out great!

Per my earlier post in this thread, you can use a graphic design/layout program combined with whatever fonts/styles you like. Buy a couple sheets of blank laser decal paper from the local hobby shop - they go in the manual feed tray of your printer. Then just print off your design, spray it with a decal sealer, let it dry and they are good to go. Only a few steps more than when I used to make model airplanes as a kid.

Lonnybass