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PostPosted: Sun Jun 30, 2019 9:13 pm 
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Walnut nd curly maple almost finish just need to sand and buff.


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What are you using for finish?

Do you always finish drilling for hardware after the finish?

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Brian the finish is lacquer. Im still figuring out the sequence of things with finish. What might be your preference? Typically I like the drill out for pots and bridge but Zi wanted to try something different and I got too excited to see this walnut under finish so forged ahead without drilling. Sometimes my add gets the best of me lol

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Did you do any level sanding between coats?
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Barry Yes I level sanded with 300 grit between coats.

Hesh I'll trade a finished body for more luthier classes.

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You might want to dial down the air pressure because you are getting considerable orange peel.
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