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    Cannot Decide on Maple Neck/Fretboard Finish

    Ahh, from back in May this year.
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    Cannot Decide on Maple Neck/Fretboard Finish

    I’m talking the fretboard here It’s the toughness and durability of Tru oil on a maple fretboard that I have read concerns about, not any sort of warping or ‘going South’. I’ve finished the rear of 4 or 5 necks with Tru Oil and been very happy with the results but Osmo is a great product and...
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    Cannot Decide on Maple Neck/Fretboard Finish

    I’m having the same questions in my head. I’ve used Tru Oil successfully for necks but not fretboards. I’ve also used Osmo Poly X gloss on a body and headstock and it has gone well. I now have a quarter sawn maple P bass neck in progress, both neck and fretboard. I’m thinking of using the Poly...
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    Finishing a body - getting overloaded

    Fair play. I was thinking Poly but that was a while ago. Having done a ton of research I’ve decided to stick with Tru Oil but use a different technique.
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    Finishing a body - getting overloaded

    Because I enjoy the process and it does the job well.
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    Finishing a body - getting overloaded

    I’ve ordered my body. It’s being processed. Roasted maple chambered with a bubinga top. I’m going to use Tru Oil for the body and the neck. I’ll seal and fill before many coats finishing with thinned Tru Oil and wax. It’ll be a long process. I’m looking for a gloss finish. I’ve a Lollar pickup...
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    Finishing a body - getting overloaded

    Hello all and greetings. I’m new here, a bassist from the UK. I built a Warmoth P quite a few years back and if memory serves correctly I used tung oil to finish a black korina body. I wasn’t entirely happy with the result and I’d like a harder and glossier finish for my new project. I’ve...
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