AlGeeEater

...now who said that?

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Me, i voted for Neil Young....cause im a loser

No problem

You should also desolder the ground wire that goes to the trem.Forgot to add that . But if you dont know how to solder practice and be carefull. When your done with all that you should be able to pull the trem thru the top of the guitar body. Im sure someone has some corrections or better methods then me. But this has always worked for me.

well, to take off the strings you could just cut them. Either that or by the tuners, unwind them till there real lose and pull them off. Should come off. Then if you want the pickgaurd off, learn to solder. You need to desolder the two wires going from the input jack thru the body to the electronics. To get off the input jack, unsrew the 2 screws. Then desolder the wires. After your done that, unscreww all the screws near the edge of the pickgaurd and lift it off the guitar and place it somewere safe away from your guitar. For removing the bridge i will get a pick of inside the trem cavity and guide you thru it.

www.reranch.com Then click on ReRanch 101. :)Thats all i can provide for finishing. But before you begin, i would read up more about the guitar and its parts. You can really mess things up trying to poke around the guitar.

I think its X2tha zibit

Wait for some one to confirm this....kinda tipsy last nite

Yes but if you want to spring for hte extra 20 or so bucks you can buy the white and red polishing compounds. But like reranch said the swirl remover is more shinier on a new surface. Its up to you. If your paint is orange coat/ish, then i think that you can just leave it. I did on my strat and it worked well. wait of romse one to confirm this tho

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Well it all depends. If you get a run sand with 600 to level it off. If you get dust or dirt or anything use 600 to get them suckers out. When your happy with as many coats as u want, start with 600then go to 800,1000,1200,1600,2000. Sand with the 600 till all the shiny spots are gone. Then just keep sanding up the line until the previous scratch marks are out. Around 1200 grit youll notice the guitar starting to reflect things. When your done with 2000 go here for polishing it up. Make sure to use a sanding block because your fingers can acualy put little "furrows" into the paint. http://projectguitar.ibforums.com/index.php?showtopic=1723 Make sure to always wet sand! and check you passes to be careful you dont burn through the clear. It really sucks when that happens. Also be careful on the edges, theres always less lacquer there and its easier to sand through. Hope i answered any questions

Theres nothing on E Bay. What state was the company located? Maybe someone who works for them took some(like a jerk off) lives near the company?

How much, im looking to do another one for my other little cousin

Your damn right in the end it was good! Good job bro

Well there is a couple of ways By heat http://projectguitar.com/tut/burn.htm By Chemicals http://projectguitar.com/tut/chem.htm Or by good Ol sandpaper http://projectguitar.com/tut/sand.htm Hope that helps!

If you get 0% humidity you better drop everythign and start spraying.

I think that 60% humidity is the limit for me. Even if it is 60 percent i aint going to spray becuase the paint seems to mess up. I really wait till its around 40 percent or 30. Just a little guidline

For me its measure once, cut twice

Yes i am confused...

No offense, but isn't that exactly what I just got through saying? Nooo not in a parallel. Just the 750 with the 500 would make 300. You said in a parallel

atleast people who dont now how will learn....like me.

He said it was a steel string

i like the neck thru...should sound sweet

Sorry for the long post but thats from Re-Ranch