The inlay is made by several pieces. It's thick about 3 mm. I used it on my JEM project. Sorry I lost the pix so my tread doesn't show them anymore. BTW it's really close to the original.
The stem is made from 2 pieces, then you have to cut it for fretting.
Gian
Jeremy form LGM Guitars uses Createx airbrush colors for his works, and he uses 2 part poly too. Check his site and look for the pix. See the result
Gian
Ehehe, yeah I didn't read all the post
What kinda of lamer
BTW they use Tru Oil but there's the shellac undercoat. I didn't try it that way but I guess the shellac avoids just that problem.
Gian
Are you going to apply Tru oil on an acustic guitar?
I know oli finishes are more inclined to umidity. As Mattia also said, more "tud" than ring. I wouldn't apply it.
Gian
Yeah you're right about the relief cuts. He says that doesn't apply heat to avoid moisture in the wood. But at this point I believe it could damp the area and press the top in a vacuum press. Maybe he does this way.
Gian
Hi folks,
I read on the Anderson's forum he use no heat to fold the top!!! I read the tutorial so I always thought he did that way. I saw pix where the tops are "scaped" in the folded area.
Can anyone explain me how he does?
Gian
I dunno but you should contact Brian: the Administrator. I believe he can contact the user, and if he actually did stole your money, Brian could help you to get his IP address.
Gian