gplayer50

Excellent workmanship.

Looks great!

Great looking guitar.

Has a real retro vibe to it.

Rob

Nice Work.

The only thing that I don't like is your access covers. They should match the back wood.

Just my opinion.

Very beautiful Guitar.

Excellent workmanship!

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.

Excellent work. Love the change that you made to the heel.

Two questions for you:

What's it weigh and how does it sound?

Matt,

Excellent work and documentation on the process.

Look forward to seeing the finished violin.

Nice work. Yes please continue. Any info on how someone approaches building is always appreciated.

Rob

Thanks,

I'll give that a shot.

Rob

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

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