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johnparchem
PostPosted: Sun Dec 31, 2017 8:21 pm 
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I finished this guitar.

Falcate braced western red cedar top
Cocobolo back and sides
Australian blackwood bindings
Brazilian Rosewood bridge and headstock veneer
Post Catalyzed Royal Lac finish

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You can hear it, sorry about my playing.


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It’s a beauty, John! The top is great. How did you apply the post cat royal lac? Is that your first instrument with it? Happy New Year!


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She's a looker!

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BTW: My son will get a real kick out of the weeping angel!


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Nicely done, John! Looks and sounds great!

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Looks and sounds great John. The wood choices are beautiful together. I'm curious about Royal Lac too. Been interested in it for a while now but have yet to try it.
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Really nice John!

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Beautiful John!
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Nicely done! I've yet to get to a falcate top...
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Nice John - love the back!

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Beautiful John. And the Angel seems to love it also.

I am also interested in the finish process you used. Pore filler? Spray? Impressions?

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Well done, John. That's a nice guitar.

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Joe Beaver wrote:
Beautiful John. And the Angel seems to love it also.

I am also interested in the finish process you used. Pore filler? Spray? Impressions?


I used zpoxy pore fill sealed with seal-lac. I am spraying the post catalyzed Royal-Lac I love its look and it does buff out well. The down sides I have found for an inexperienced finisher is that once cured I could not successfully touch up issues without witness lines. I hand a sand through on the back late in the process. I touched it up with a air brush, a nice clean over spray touch up. After that cured once level and buffed I could always see the touch up. Ultimately I sanding down the whole back sealed with seal-lac and resprayed. That worked well.

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Your playing sounds fine to me. And the guitar has good tone for picking.
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