Hello Brian I've read all of your tutorials and they are the most interested reading I've had for months now. I'm not really good in English so I've encountered a couple of parts that I don't understand.
Anyway here is the deal:
I've stripped down my RG7 body down to the basswood... Now I'm thinking of having a graphic on which blends into the grey/black finish I'm going to use. Here are my questions:
1. Can I use any printed paper as graphic, like can I go and buy an artist-poster and use that? Or is a pro photocopy needed? Is it because of waterbased inc and whatnot?
2. When applying the graphic should I do it directly to the woodsurface or should I put any coat inbetween? What do I do next before I apply a coat?
3. When applied I'm planning to do a coat on the graphic aswell as the body, then color it, let it dry then sand the color gently so the graphic comes through and blends with the color. Is this a bad idea?? Cause it would be cool if you can do it, maybe you have some different genious way of doing this!
That's my quiestions for now! Thanks a bunch!
