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it's a 2005 MIJ Jackson DXMGT that I acquired for $250. it will be reincarnated into a greater entity. :D

i'll keep you updated as it transforms.

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i just removed all the hardware and stuff from the body.

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today is my first day of work.

I almost completely sanded down the back side with a 100 grit sandpaper in about 30 minutes using an electric palm sander. next to the palm sander is a compressed air nozzle to blow away particles every 20 seconds of sanding or so. build-ups slow things down.

about half way through the wood shop guy was kind enough to show me that nifty table that sucks in all the dust

pics

http://www.bloodyvelvet.com/pics/jacksonwip01.jpg

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http://www.bloodyvelvet.com/pics/jacksonwip05.jpg

http://www.bloodyvelvet.com/pics/jacksonwip06.jpg

wow, so much easier than sanding it by hand :D

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how much will the paint process cost yoU? :D

the finishing process will cost uh... paint cans + polyurethane cans. $15? i have some fine sandpaper left over from a few years ago so no need to worry about that. i still have the front and the sides left to go, so that's about a couple hours of work right there.

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how much will the paint process cost yoU? :D

the finishing process will cost uh... paint cans + polyurethane cans. $15? i have some fine sandpaper left over from a few years ago so no need to worry about that. i still have the front and the sides left to go, so that's about a couple hours of work right there.

why did you sand the paint all the way off? it is much more stable to just sand the clear off and primer from there.

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