gplayer50
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Excellent workmanship. Looks great!
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Great looking guitar. Has a real retro vibe to it. Rob
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Nice Work. The only thing that I don't like is your access covers. They should match the back wood. Just my opinion.
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Very beautiful Guitar. Excellent workmanship!
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Classical With Narrow Nut
gplayer50 replied to shimmy's topic in Acoustic and Hollowbody Guitar Chat
Shimmy, The narowest nut width that I have seen on a nylon string guitar is 1-3/4". This is on the Taylor models. Gplayer50 -
Very nice guitar. I especially like the body shape.
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Excellent work. Love the change that you made to the heel. Two questions for you: What's it weigh and how does it sound?
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Matt, Excellent work and documentation on the process. Look forward to seeing the finished violin.
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Extensively Detailed Tutorial
gplayer50 replied to verhoevenc's topic in Solidbody Guitar and Bass Chat
Nice work. Yes please continue. Any info on how someone approaches building is always appreciated. Rob -
Thanks, I'll give that a shot. Rob
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Thanks for the responses. Actually, these scratches are larger than the ones from the compond (which I will remove with swirl remover) so, I'm looking for advice as to which would be more effective in removing the deeper ones. A coarser rubbing compound or sand with 1000 grit and start the polishing process over again. Thanks, Rob
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Hi, I'm new to the forum and am in the process of finishing my first guitar. I am to the point of polishing the clear coat but, after doing so have found that there are still scrathces in the finish. My question is, am I better to go back and resand the finish or should I use a coarser compound? My sanding procedure was, 400 / 600 / 1000 (no 800 available) and then I polished with a fine polishing compound. Thanks, Rob