There are two types of polyester resin, laminating resin that stays tacky if you want to apply many coats and finishing resin that contains wax that rises to the surface while it cures. This creates a film on top of the finish that blocks the oxygen and allows the resin to cure to a hard non...
Yes! I got the idea from a guy who was doing a paint job on a motorcycle gas tank. The possibilities are endless really. Like I said earlier the color under the image must really be bright or it will lose some details. It doesnt have to be fluo but the brighter the better in my experience.
So finally decided to join the fluence club. I got a modern ceramic in brushed stainless for the bridge. Been mainly using the 81 for the past 20 years and the first thing I've noticed is the insane clarity the fluence have. Also the picking response is very immidiate. So far I'm really...
I just got the 005 and holy shit indeed! It destroys any ampsims I've ever used. Not only it sounds great but it feels awesome to play. The way it reacts to the picking feels real. Also it doesn't need a boost in front, its very tight already.
Well a guy on youtube ordered a Jackson CS and the body and neck was the same finish. So I would guess they also use it for the neck. I found this picture, you can see the can of Good stuff and steel wool on the table.
Actually its a 25'' scale, not a big fan of baritones. Thanks! Usually I make my own templates using MDF. I trace around the hardware to give me exact dimentions and then drill and cutout my template. After the routing is done I beveled the edge all around with sandpaper. Yes I did the paint...
I originally installed a hipshot bridge but I didn't really like the feel and adjusting every saddle individually was a pain in the butt. Replaced it with a Gotoh ge103 but the neck doesn't have an angle so I had to dig a new cavity and drill new hole to accommodate the new bridge. So far I...
I was wondering the same thing. Does Mooer base their prices on the build quality or are they capitalizing on the current hype to sell their products at a higher price?
Automotive urethane clear goes on pretty much anything. Just spray it thick enough until you don't see the texture of the paint on the surface. 3 or for 4 coats should do it. Never heard of people using epoxy on guitars.