Reaper
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HELLLLLLLLLLLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO NURSE!
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excellent work!
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Someone get me a tissue, I think I'm gonna cry...
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I'm with DCamp... I'd pay good money to see the look on your face when reality takes a chunk out of your ass.
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All the more reason for you to read what Darren wrote...
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Fact hurt, man...
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temper, temper, little grasshopper...
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Good luck, I hope it goes well.
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I swear, Wes, you're obsessed with those things... if you're using a bridge that might not conduct the ground signal to the strings, though, active pickups are probably your best shot.
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Well... why don't you just draw up something? That solution takes care of all of the ifs, ands, buts, and maybes.
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But that takes all the fun out of it...
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Warlock
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Any recommendations, Ansil? BTW, there are ways to express an opinion without coming across like an arrogant prick.
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I used the two cans that came with the Mirage kits (which weren't that great), and about a can and a half of the T/V/SUV stuff, which was noticably better. I put on about ten coats, polished it out with high-grade steel wool and Meguiars #7 (the "Show Car Glaze"). It's not the ultra-deep gloss that you see on some of the Carvin axes, but that's more due to my ability than to the paint itself. A few more coats, a little better polishing, and it definately could be.
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Reasonable budget for building a guitar?
Reaper replied to ThePlague's topic in Solidbody Guitar and Bass Chat
You can probably build one for around $200 if you go cheap, around $600 if you go moderate, and the sky's the limit on anything else. -
Answer: yes, they're worth the $100. Not worth much more than that, but they are worth it.
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I haven't used it myself, but from the descriptions, you may get a good tone out of a Steve's Special.
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I just got done using the Duplicolor "truck, van, and SUV" clear on a tele... no clouding problems here at all.
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Gibson
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I guess I'm confused as to why you wouldn't simply apply a duplicolor clearcoat over a duplicolor color coat in the first place.
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Check these out... http://www.universaljems.com/cart/bobbin.htm
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I tried that, and ran into those exact problems... I then went to the garage: open the door, get a fan and/or a dehumidifier, lay down some newspaper, and you're set to go.
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it depends on how much you want to make on your own.
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Just did the same thing myself, but do yourself a favor: for $4, you can get a 5 oz. can of paint. For $5, you can get 11 oz.