Pat's Mustang *(Done page 5)*
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+10 on that thought. I am about to start building my own guitars and that is a thing of beauty.serfx wrote:words can not express how awesome that video is.
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I'm thinking next weekend it will be ready to sand and polish, that will have been 3 weeks and should be enough. I'll try the compressed air to get finish checking once it's buffed out and see how it goes.Pacafeliz wrote:so... how's the drying going?
sister and cousins can't wait to have 'er back from her "extreme makeover"
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For now it's just a waiting game.
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That would be insane!!!!!rodvonbon wrote:ya know, while I was doing this I was thinking a seafoam green body with a Daphne stripe would look awesome. Maybe my next project.......hmmmmmm.robroe wrote:seafoam gree + 2 coats of tint looks raaad
Nice work on Pat's guitar. I too really liked the video!
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no prob, thanks!rodvonbon wrote:Just wanted to drop a quick update. I planned on finishing up this past weekend, but I had too much stuff going on. I might be able to find time one night this week, if not it'll have to wait till the weekend.
man i can't wait... AND she's gonna be in nice good sis' company since i got her a partner to match, some weeks ago:
'tis a one-owner '74 that was too good to pass up!
Pat.
my name is Pat.
Wet sanded and buffed out!
Pat, I tried doing the air can trick to get some finish checking, but it didn't do anything :[
Look at the last picture though, I might be on to something going that route. I'll let you know how it goes.
The first two pictures are after wet sanding with 400, 600, 800, 1000, 1200, 1500 and 2000 grit.
There is a spot where I sanded through near the upper horn. I let the paper get too dry and didn't realize it until I saw dust falling while sanding.
I did get some cool color differences by sanding off some of the tint coat, it's really noticeable on the stripe.
Pat, I tried doing the air can trick to get some finish checking, but it didn't do anything :[
Look at the last picture though, I might be on to something going that route. I'll let you know how it goes.
The first two pictures are after wet sanding with 400, 600, 800, 1000, 1200, 1500 and 2000 grit.
There is a spot where I sanded through near the upper horn. I let the paper get too dry and didn't realize it until I saw dust falling while sanding.
I did get some cool color differences by sanding off some of the tint coat, it's really noticeable on the stripe.
Life is "Pointless......but manageable"
oh i'm loving it, as it is. incredible!!!
wonderful.
nah don't worry about that sanding spot, it will get more "abuse bumps and scratches" over time, you can bet! HA!
btw, no worries with the dust away trick... but, did you hold the can upside down? i tried it here on some cheap guitars and even those began crackling!
but no prob man.
she's wonderful, i can't wait!!!
cheers!
Pat.
HA! i'll re-do that pic but with mexi-beers, you'll see. oh and i promise, 1st gig out with this one i'll be wearing my old blackhawks t-shirt! it's full of holes and almost falling apart... but i've never had the heart to throw it out, cuz it was there in all those good ol' times of the 90s. and it's that nice thin thin cotton, like they don't make 'em no more!
pix WILL happen, of course!
wonderful.
nah don't worry about that sanding spot, it will get more "abuse bumps and scratches" over time, you can bet! HA!
btw, no worries with the dust away trick... but, did you hold the can upside down? i tried it here on some cheap guitars and even those began crackling!
but no prob man.
she's wonderful, i can't wait!!!
cheers!
Pat.
HA! i'll re-do that pic but with mexi-beers, you'll see. oh and i promise, 1st gig out with this one i'll be wearing my old blackhawks t-shirt! it's full of holes and almost falling apart... but i've never had the heart to throw it out, cuz it was there in all those good ol' times of the 90s. and it's that nice thin thin cotton, like they don't make 'em no more!
pix WILL happen, of course!
my name is Pat.