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I don't know if I will polish after. Actually, I don't know how to polish !!
I'll try to find 0000 steel wood tomorrow. I hope I will find some. Otherwise, I'll use the 000 used gently and smoothly.
If I understand well, I should wait during 4-5 weeks before using again the neck.
Duby
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I'm just refinishing the fingerboard. The guitar is a Jem 77 Bfp.
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I've got 000 steel wood. Is it good ?
How many time must I wait between coat ?
on the pot, it is writen that the next coat should be put between 12 and 24 h, but i don't know if this is always true for guitar fingerboard.
Again, many thanks
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Hi,
I've just put the first coat of polyuethane on my maple fingerboard.
My question is :
Should I sand the neck before the sedond coat ?
If yes, can I us 1200 grit paper ?
How many coat should I put ? 2 or 3 ?
Thanks you !!
CIAO CIAO
Duby
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Okay,
But actually i try to clean the fingerboard but unfortunately I couldnt clean it perfectly and I'm not sur if i can clean more without damaged it ? I don't want to make big error and damaged the inlay for instance.
Do you think I shoud rob until there is no more dust ?
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Hi,
I've got a Jem 77 BFP and, as you know, the fingerboard is in mapple. It is very dirty. I cleaned it with lighter fluid and I rubbed gently it with 0000 grade steel. The matter is that some finishing of the fretboard has gone (actually, it was the case before I cleaned it). So if I play again with the guitar, the fingerboard will be dirty quickly.
Therefore, my question is How can I put some oil or refinish the fretboard to protect it again against dirt ?
Any informtation will be great,
Many thanks
Cheers
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sorry i've forgotten tho say that on the page
http://www.robinguitars.com/vintage_pics.htm
You should click on page catalog 1983 and then click on the fourth image. on the image, you'll see the octave guitare
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I know that robin guitar did one see
http://www.robinguitars.com/vintage_pics.htm
My aim is the have something similar.
But taking very light string is not stupid I'll try
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Hello,
I want to buy a soprano electric guitar (i.e. a guitar tuned one octave up). Since no firm build this kind o f thinks, I've decided to build it myself. My questions are the following :
- Can we just change the neck of an ordinary guitar ?
- If yes, Who build soprano neck ?
Thanks !!
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Hi,
I have an Ibanez SC 620 and I would like to convert it to a fretless guitar. I've got some questions about this conversion.
1- Can we do that ? (This is the most important question )
2- Should I change all my fingerboard ?
3- Should I change the pickup or other stuff of my guitar ?
4- Can we replace frets by a white line (more easy to find the good notes )
5- Is it expensive ? Is it hard to do ?
Finally, If you have already done this transformation perhaps you could let your experience here.
Many thanks
CIAO CIAO
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Thanks for your answer !!
I don't want to soud too low, heavy and with the tuning D G C F Bb D G when I put my finger for a C (like in usual tuning) the pith is Eb like some saxophone !!! So If i want to jam I only need to read the chord of the Eb-instrument and not transpose all the way. Actually, in the beginning I wanted just to transpose my guitar but with a 7 string I will keep all the bass.
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Hi !!
I will buy a 7 string but before I want to know if it is possible to tune the guitar in D G C F Bb D G (a minor third higher) ?
To get this tuning should I use a special neck : a kind of "soprano neck" or may I do that with a regular neck ??
Many thanks for your answers !!!
CIAO CIAO
refinishing a mapple neck
in Solidbody Guitar and Bass Chat
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So, I put 2 coats and I'll put the last one tomorrow. It works well with the 000 steel wood.
Here is my last question about the work :
Do I have to sand after the last coat ?
Do I have to wait during 4-5 weeks after the last coat before playing with the neck ?
Duby