canuckguitarist

In my profile, it says where I am from, although, when I post it doesn't come up...

Aaron

Hmmmmm.....how do we make it say where we are from when we post?

If you can find that available on the market I'll buy enough for both of us to do a guitar

hehehe, thanks, but I think I will look around a little more first...

Aaron

Actually, I bought an RG off ebay too, was planning on converting it to a JEM using the super helpful projectguitar tutorials. And, for those of you who thought otherwise, I wasn't actually looking for the lizard pattern, i was more looking for something along the lines or the JEM77FP, as seen here.

I was wondering where I could find material for a material finish as seen here. I was thinking something along the lines of the JEM77FP.

Thanks,

Aaron

Woops, double post.

Check a music store in your area, lots of them, around me at least, have a luthier that builds guitars exclusively for their store. Go in and talk to him, he can probably help you out.

Aaron

Yea, i tried coffee and tea, didn't exactly help, what I found worked the best was rubbing your fingers on a bbq grill (not while its on ) and then jest rub it on the pickguard/pickup covers, the problem is, it is really easy to just wipe off, I've been trying lots of things, just gotta figure out how to make the stuff stay on.

Aaron

yayaya! Jem thinline! And instead of an f-hole, a monkey grip!!!

Aaron

LMI ebony knobs

Oh wait, somebody already posted this, doh!

Aaron

Fender California Clears, heavy (preferably the blue ones)

Aaeon

Rather than start a new thread, I will add something similar to this one....does anybody know how to use drum sticks effectively? 'a la' Randy Bachman?

Aaron

No, I'm not sure I can do that, however, I don't want you to go to taht much trouble for this.

Aaron

Here is what I was thinking, The back piece of body wood, would be routed out, except for one piece coming up through even the top piece to mount the bridge on, then all of the controls and electronics would be mounted on the top piece of wood, making it like a pickguard, easy to remove for modifications, repair etc...this keeps sounding better and better!

Aaron

PROJECT GUITAR TASTIEST CRAYON AWARD 2003

Does this mean that the tastiest crayon award will be handed out annualy(spelled wrong i know)? That would be kinda of cool, it could be......uh.....i dunno, just cool.

Aaron

Wow, thats an awesome idea....although, I too am kinda skeptical about the tone it would produce.....I think I'm gonna have to try that. Actually, just thought of this now, wouldn't doing this have the same effect as a bolt-on neck vs. set-in? This is making a lot more sense now, I think it would look cool too!

Aaron

P.S.

great idea!

If you want to use laquer go to Fargey's paint and wall coverings in Canada. They will have everything you need. You can buy mohawk tone finish laquer in spray cans, or by the gallon. They can give you everything you need for filling etc.

Do 'Fargey's paint and wall coverings' have a website? I'm having the same problem as thermo, with Stew-Mac not shipping their spray lacquer out of the country.

Aaron

Actually sorry, I was actually just looking for the logo, I was planning on doing the tutorial Jehle made on projectguitar.

Aaron

P.S.

Just out of curiosity, is this the guy who you got the decal for your relic from?

O yea, thanks

Does anybody have a late 60s "big" headstock decal? I just bought a squier strat that I am relicing and sanded off the squier decal...

Thanks,

Aaron

Honduran Mahogany is used often in necks, most Les Pauls have honduran mahogany necks...as do, well, most gibsons...

Aaron

mmmmmm......purple.....

RED SPECIAL!!!!!!

hmmm......I'm with krazyderek on this one....

Looks awesome!