jtmullet Posted November 30, 2006 Report Posted November 30, 2006 Ok I have grain filled with bartleys natural color and was wondering if anyone had a recipe for sg red. Quote
PunkRockerLuke Posted November 30, 2006 Report Posted November 30, 2006 (edited) which one? modern? heritage? I have the stew mac book that I can send you the recipe from. PM me if your interested Edited November 30, 2006 by PunkRockerLuke Quote
Mike Navarro Posted November 30, 2006 Report Posted November 30, 2006 (edited) Hi Mullet, my name is Mike Navarro, I own a custom shop, Guitar Zone, and one of the sevices we offer is the restauration of guitars, the are two popular colors in Gibson SG, Cherry brown & dark brown, in the case you are locking for the cherry one, first you have to strip the guitar to cero, has to be in bare wood, then, you need water stain red, to apply with a cloth (recomend to use gloves), depends the intensity of the cherry you want and the natural color has the mahogany in your guitar, is the amount of coats of the stain you have to apply (let it dry between coats), in some cases, you have to mix a very little amount of blue water stain in the red (just a tini touch) to get a tiny wine red, let it dry for 24 hours, and then start to apply the sandy sealer, several coats (4 or 5), sand with a wood flat block with 400 grit water sand paper ( carefull to do not touch edges with the sandpaper), it goin to turn white, don't get panic! it's normal, then apply with a spray gun de nitrocellulose clear (4 coats minimum) 1000 grit water sandpaper, then 2000 grit, the sandpaper backwards and buff with 3M final cut. Any cuestion you can write me to Guitarzonepr.com Pictures of a SG restored in my shop Guitar Zone Edited December 1, 2006 by Mike Navarro Quote
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