yaarrr
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Has anyone tried using Tried and True finishes on roasted swamp ash and or roasted maple?
I have a roasted swamp ash body with roasted flame maple neck from warmoth in a telecaster shape.
The fretboard is rosewood, and I'm hoping for a thin finish just to make the grain a bit more visible and provide a little sweat and grime protection.
I quite like the satin finish on my mom's seagull acoustic and was hoping for something with a feel like that.
I'm testing out this Tried and True Original Finish on a random piece of scrap wood I had and like the look so far. It claims to be just boiled linseed oil and beeswax, wondering if anyone has tried it on warmoth's roasted wood or any other similar experience with this oil/wax combination.
I have next to no experience finishing wood, so any tips would likely be helpful to me, and I'll post some results as I work on this in case anyone else comes along and is interested.
I have a roasted swamp ash body with roasted flame maple neck from warmoth in a telecaster shape.
The fretboard is rosewood, and I'm hoping for a thin finish just to make the grain a bit more visible and provide a little sweat and grime protection.
I quite like the satin finish on my mom's seagull acoustic and was hoping for something with a feel like that.
I'm testing out this Tried and True Original Finish on a random piece of scrap wood I had and like the look so far. It claims to be just boiled linseed oil and beeswax, wondering if anyone has tried it on warmoth's roasted wood or any other similar experience with this oil/wax combination.
I have next to no experience finishing wood, so any tips would likely be helpful to me, and I'll post some results as I work on this in case anyone else comes along and is interested.