Redwood 00 finished
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Kenny Wiebusch
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Redwood 00 finished
I decided on lacquer. I sanded it to 1000 grit and burnished it with 0000 steel wool. I really like the look and will do it again. Buffing out shows every flaw.
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John Parchem
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Kenny Wiebusch
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Re: Redwood 00 finished
This is a link to a video of my friend Mike Monroe playing this guitar. The video was too large to post. It sounds huge and Mike lays it down!
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John Parchem
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Re: Redwood 00 finished
Excellent man! Great looks, great sound.
Question: how thin did you make the back? ( I have granadillo, but it sooo darn heavy. Have to take it down, quite a bit)
Herman
Question: how thin did you make the back? ( I have granadillo, but it sooo darn heavy. Have to take it down, quite a bit)
Herman
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Kenny Wiebusch
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Re: Redwood 00 finished
If memory serves me which at my age is questionable, .1"
Re: Redwood 00 finished
Thanks Kenny, that is ballpark where I usually go, but I think with the massive set I have, I go a few hundreds thinner.
Herman
Herman