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Thanks man, I guess it's time to put some money aside.
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Hey Maiden, Thanks for the reply, I like your work. Yeah I have already sanded back some of the center section to lighten it back up and give more contrast to the burst. I have plenty of sealer on there so sanding is no problem. I don't have an air brush but I'm considering one now. Can you offer any suggestions to the unitiated on airbrushes. Makes, models, size, horsepower etc... Thanks again.
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This is my first attempt at the poor boy burst as described by Brian Calvert. I'm not sure yet if I am happy or not. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v205/Blu...os/DSC00327.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v205/Blu...os/DSC00330.jpg
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with three coats of s&s, with cavities cut out- http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v205/Blu...os/DSC00325.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v205/Blu...os/DSC00326.jpg
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http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v205/Blu...os/DSC00323.jpg
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Ok, here are some pics. It was a gloss black Jackson Dinky body. I used the tutorial from Brian Calvert and went with an obviously 80's metal themed look. This is with one coat of brushed on S&S after first trimming of the fabric. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v205/Blu...os/DSC00324.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v205/Blu...os/DSC00324.jpg
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I started my fabric top project yesterday with a Jackson Dinky body from e bay. Got the stripping and sanding done last night and this morning. Got the fabric mounted tonight as well as first coat of S&S. So far it looks really good. I'll have pics tommorow.
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Thanks to everyone who had some input into this. You answered my question and then some.
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well...I'll be wet sanding the clear coat over a fabric top. The will be long gone under the fabric so I guess it doesn't matter? O rodes it. Thanks for your help so far guys.
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I'm sorry for asking this but I really couldn't find it in a search. When wet sanding, do you still sand in a linear fashion or circular. . Thanks.
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Rich Haris at Ibanez Rules .comshould be the First stop for you.
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Thank you Brian...I did some trial runs with two different fabrics on some scrap I had lying around. I got some good results, and a decent gloss. My body will be here in a few days. I'm doing a Jackson Dinky body topped with a cream colored fabric with black Japanese Kanji chracters printed on it. Then a soft poor boys burst in black to finish it off. I've got my fingers crossed. This will be my first project. Thanks again.
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Wow...lotta of lookers...no responders. Just looking for some friendly advice. At this point I'll settle for some un friendly advice.
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Hello everyone, I am getting ready to start a fabric top project and will do the headstock as well. My question is when to put the logo down. Should there be a couple of coats of clear on the fabric, polished, then the logo with more clear? Thanks in advance for any assistance on this. Happy New Year.