HeHasTheJazzHands
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...I like this. A lot.
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Even with the Hot Wheels branding, I fucking love the contours.
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...I like this. A lot.
Even with the Hot Wheels branding, I fucking love the contours.
I wish Fender would do more at a lower pricepoint. It looks super comfy.There were a bunch of those that were awesome, but they were insanely expensive.
Hopefully less broken and if one pops up... the one that is cheaper?...
... the one that is less broken?...
Bro I wish you luck trying to get any Standard Series RGD, they might as well not extist
I've been looking semi-religiously and can't find one. So that coupled with being a whore for all things Ibanez is driving me batty lolI always find it amazing how guitars that were mass-produced by the thousands just... fucking disappear like that.![]()
I saw Fender post this on their FB today and man, I'd love one of those!![]()
...I like this. A lot.
Even with the Hot Wheels branding, I fucking love the contours.
Kind of drinks from the Satriani model...I saw Fender post this on their FB today and man, I'd love one of those!
God my parker fly 7 gas was reignited.I want to overhaul my RG7620, I think a refinish and adding a pickguard is what I’ll do. Gassing over a few different colors, but I think I’ve settled on lime green candy.
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I clearly remember the first and only time I have ever played a Parker. A unique feeling guitar and high quality in every way, GAS on.God my parker fly 7 gas was reignited.
Looks awesome colorwise, but I've painted quite a few bodies and never had my finish turn out that...uneven and mountain/valley-ous? I'm assuming this is prior to level sanding and buffing, but man, even my cheapest guitars I've refinished with rattle cans don't have this texture in this stage. Am I wrong?Man the axe palace facebook group is going to be the end of me. Had to get in on this order:
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I also noticed that but have no experience to know if it's normal. That pic does have me thinking that a fretboard with a fade from the body color at the heel to natural at the nut might be cool.Looks awesome colorwise, but I've painted quite a few bodies and never had my finish turn out that...uneven and mountain/valley-ous? I'm assuming this is prior to level sanding and buffing, but man, even my cheapest guitars I've refinished with rattle cans don't have this texture in this stage. Am I wrong?
Looks awesome colorwise, but I've painted quite a few bodies and never had my finish turn out that...uneven and mountain/valley-ous? I'm assuming this is prior to level sanding and buffing, but man, even my cheapest guitars I've refinished with rattle cans don't have this texture in this stage. Am I wrong?
I've used rattlecans and both briefly used a spraygun + poly, and a spraygun definitely leaves that kind of texture.I also noticed that but have no experience to know if it's normal. That pic does have me thinking that a fretboard with a fade from the body color at the heel to natural at the nut might be cool.
Yeah close to it, but this just seems like the guitar needed to be sanded more before spraying. Then again, I'm just a guy doing them in my backyard, not running the Jackson custom shop so what do I know.I've used rattlecans and both briefly used a spraygun + poly, and a spraygun definitely leaves that kind of texture.
It's definitely how it looks before sanding. I noticed real poly is very glossy immediately after sprayingbut still leaves the orange peel. Still needs final sanding + buffing.Yeah close to it, but this just seems like the guitar needed to be sanded more before spraying. Then again, I'm just a guy doing them in my backyard, not running the Jackson custom shop so what do I know.