Ideal finish for this White Korina Body, thoughts?

[Vol. Knob]

This lovely item is in the showcase.  I'm tempted to make this my first Warmoth guitar as soon as my ebay transactons are complete on a few guitars I'm selling off to fund the build.

Its a White Korina body & Top.  She has a pinstripe accent and a faint flame in the top.

What would be the best way to pull that flame forward?  Grain Filler?  Dye?  Just a clear wipe down with Tung Oil?

I personally like less glossy guitars, so if I go with this one, then I'd like to make sure I can get it to where it would meet my needs.

Thoughts?

http://www.warmoth.com/showcase/sc_guitar_bodies.cfm?type=guitar&start=1&itemNumber=lpc121&menuItem=4&subMenuItem=0&subMenuItem2=0

 

[jackthehack]

You want a non-gloss finish?

Simplest way to get to where it sounds like you want to go would be:

1.) Fill with black/dark brown grain filler
2.) Stain that top with Minwax Golden Pecan oil based stain; you can use the same stain or a darker brown to contrast on the rest of the body
3.) Finish with a dozen coats of WATCO Danish Oil

The stain will make that flame pop out better, see this thread of my L5S: http://www.unofficialwarmoth.com/index.php?topic=2669.0
The method above should give you similar coloration sans any gloss and is as about a simple finish to apply as any

 

[stratplayer1]

I quite enjoy that white korina, and im definitely a fan of that finish jack did, it would probably look awesome on that thing

 

[Vol. Knob]

That is one sexy Korina finish.  I'm feeling it.  It speaks to me.  Thanks.  The dudes paypal just went through on a Squier.  I might have to  order this thing and get started.