snouter
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Here is my first Warmoth project. Black korina body, purpleheart/ebony neck, stainless steel frets, Seymour Duncan Parallel Axis Distortion. I still have to install the string tree thing.
I did a few coats on tung oil, but I plan to sand it down, apply some pore filler, then the sanding sealer stuff, then paint it with the Duplicolor "Mirage" paint that achieves this effect, and then give a few extra layers of Duplicolor clear. I hope it works. :laughing8:
Here is my second Warmoth project. Swamp ash body, padauk/pau ferro neck, stainless steel frets, Seymour Duncan Jazz, Seymour Duncan Vintage Rail, Seymour Duncan JB (trembucker). I still have to install the string tree thing and the straplocks. I attempted to do the wiring like a G&L S-500 PTB, but could not find the 201K (.0002uF) treble bleed capacitor anywhere. So I got two 100pF (.0001uF) at Radio Shack and hope that those two together will equate to the 201. :icon_scratch:
I did a few coats on Tru-oil, but I plan to sand it down, apply some pore filler, then the sanding sealer stuff, then paint it with the Duplicolor "Black Effex" paint that is basically gloss black with some various colors of very tiny metal flakes floating in it that are visible in bright light. And again,then give a few extra layers of Duplicolor clear and sand/polish after it has fully cured per usual to try to get it shiny.
I did a few coats on tung oil, but I plan to sand it down, apply some pore filler, then the sanding sealer stuff, then paint it with the Duplicolor "Mirage" paint that achieves this effect, and then give a few extra layers of Duplicolor clear. I hope it works. :laughing8:
Here is my second Warmoth project. Swamp ash body, padauk/pau ferro neck, stainless steel frets, Seymour Duncan Jazz, Seymour Duncan Vintage Rail, Seymour Duncan JB (trembucker). I still have to install the string tree thing and the straplocks. I attempted to do the wiring like a G&L S-500 PTB, but could not find the 201K (.0002uF) treble bleed capacitor anywhere. So I got two 100pF (.0001uF) at Radio Shack and hope that those two together will equate to the 201. :icon_scratch:
I did a few coats on Tru-oil, but I plan to sand it down, apply some pore filler, then the sanding sealer stuff, then paint it with the Duplicolor "Black Effex" paint that is basically gloss black with some various colors of very tiny metal flakes floating in it that are visible in bright light. And again,then give a few extra layers of Duplicolor clear and sand/polish after it has fully cured per usual to try to get it shiny.