ScottFinish
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Used heat gun. Worked like a charm. Heated off the main part of the finish then sanded off the rest so I wouldn't have any burn marks. AWESOME!
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By the way the pics are in the opposite order
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I have been working on finishing a body only to find that when I sanded off the first layer there was a second layer that appears to have been finish multiple times. I have started to use a chemical but it doesn't seem to be working that well either. I started sanding some more but still not very effective. And keep in mind this is over several hours
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This is similar to something I would like to do except I would like to stencil or something http://www.lgmguitars.com/guitars/custom_electric/blfp.html
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I am doing a very intricate design on my guitar and I am wondering what are some good ways to create a very clean looking design. I have seen a couple ways of doing it and I was just hoping you guys couple give me a couple more ideas. Here are some things I was thinking about doing: 1. Sketching out the design by hand 2. Taping and cutting away design 3. Stenciling Also any more details on these ideas would be appreciated as well.
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Thanks for the help guys
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I was on the Guitar ReRanch site and I read about "wet sanding" where you soak sandpaper in water before you start sanding to create a more polished look. Is this a good thing to do or is it unnecessary? Never mind. I saw the other post.