angelmozart

Hi everyone thankyou for yr response. i'll be looking at the resources i have at my disposal and make sure i see through the reset this time around. IMHO Brian and alotta of the tutorials on the site were great and inspiring. it really make noobs like me wanna try things out. but some of these projects are also really harder than they look. and depending how much wood, arts&craft, related experience you have, the results could vary greatly. after a great swirling experience, an incomplete refret and now having a box of bodies n necks laying ard, i know i had fun. but its surely clear now. when i have the money, i'll be buying them made by real luthiers but when i have time, i'll continue messing around with these tutorials

thankyou for the reply. i realise i posted this in the wrong page! it should hav been in the Chat forum. i'm going through the pages researching now.

hi there, hope someone here can help me out. i tried googling and it seems like everyone managed to 'Finish' what they started except me ;-< to cut a long story short, i followed Brian's tutorial religiously ( except i was impatient, didnt have all the right tools + too long between the work progress ) but has finally admitted that the project was too ambitious for a first timer. my needs have also changed along the way. now i really jus wan a working guitar! strip of any finish, jus raw or even BBQed.. i jus need my Tele to be than in pieces. so yes i would like to know if anyone has any experience removing fabric that has been glued to the body? i m too embarrassed to post some 'FAILED' pic but i was up until the filler bit. http://www.projectguitar.com/tut/mat2.htm is this the time for some chemicals? or should i jus palm-sander it through?