Mute_Requiem

the top is curved, i have been using sandbags and weights on top of it, nearly 70 pounds in all. I tried an iron to loosen up the glue and straigten it up. I managed to get rid of some large bubbles, but there are still some wrinkles and smaller bubbles. Still up for suggestions.

Hey, My name is Josh. I have been browsing the project guitar forum for nearly a year now but it is only lately that i have started posting. My first real project has been stripping an 80's (not sure the exact year) samick strat. I have added a 0.7mm quilted maple veneer. (I had to go so thin due to the guitar's curved top.) i purchased 3 bookmatched sets of veneer and am after removing my first attempt (not completly happy with my work) and starting over. Now, the 2nd half i glued on has several large air bubbles and the glue is long dried. Is there any way to remove these or should i completely start over for the 3rd time? (maybe i'll burn the ****er since i have been at the project since june and im going insane.) Any advise would be greatly appriciated.

Being a Huge Chuck fan, I would have to say black.

It looks awesome man, please keep it going!