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The above diagram link is correct. Just think of it this way there are 2 parts of the circuit. One is the signal path. Where do you want you guitar sound to go? The other is ground that everything must touch to complete the circuit. Just eliminate the tone control connecting by 3 way switch output to the volume pot tab instead of the tone and move the ground from the bridge and output over to the volume tone since there is no tone pot to ground it. Good Luck

Thanks for all your help guys. Except for Maiden. You really didn't help at all. Do you really think I care about you're Nitro is better blah, blah? I applied coat 12 last night and I think I'm gonna leave it hung up for at least a month; let the waiting begin.

Yeah, I'm retarded. I just found the place on the website that says allow 14 days to cure for optimum hardness.

I'm using a water based poly. Are there cure time with water based? http://www.generalfinishes.com/finishes/wa...thane_Top_Coat_ There was nothing about coat thickness. Normal dry time is 2-4 hours. 8-10 hours in non ideal conditions. Been in my 70 degree house the whole time. Nothing about cure time on website or can. I put the first 3 coats on 4/28, coats 3-6 on 4/29, coat 7 on 5/1, coat 8 on 5/4, Coats 9-10 on 5/5 and coat 11 5/6. Thanks!

Thanks GregP! So I think I will ditch my first idea and do as u suggest instead. So of course, my next question is, has anyone got a schematic for this i.e. 3-way and vol with push/pull splitter, no tone?

OK, so I'm finishing a tele from warmoth. Alder that I stained and I now have 11 coats of General Finishes High Performance Polyurethane on it. (supposed to be very hard for tabletops etc.) It looks great. But if I take my fingernail I can dent the finish. Why is it so soft? I have followed the instructions explicitly. Wipe with foam brush, let dry over 4 hours. Lightly scuff with 400 grit, wipe with tack cloth and reapply. Do I just need more coats to toughen it up? And how many coats is normal? Thanks!