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Woodie G

Post subject: Re: Here's an odd problem

Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2018 4:08 pm

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Clay S. wrote:

Where is Zombie boy when you need him - oh! my bad.

At least for this past weekend, Mr. Zombie Luthier was setting his Brazilian/adi 000-42 and D-42 12 fretter's necks, and shooting the sealer and flash coats on the second of his 355 repros to pass through this shop.

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Casey Cochran

Post subject: Re: Here's an odd problem

Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2018 5:33 pm

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Sanded and buffed, stain is gone. LMI is aware of this issue and are experimenting with different materials.

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Woodie G

Post subject: Re: Here's an odd problem

Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2018 3:57 am

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Had a nice discussion on vacuum clamping at the monthly breakfast Saturday re: zombie threads and vacuum clamping. In addition to the usual disparity between clamping pressure using vacuum and other methods, it appears as though length of time under vacuum plays into the staining issue...the longer under clamp, the deeper the penetration of the stain. The use of tissue or other permeable barrier between the bag and the guitar was also discussed as a precautionary measure.

To riff on the zombie theme of the thread, I'll offer the following manifestation of the web's fascination with uninformed speculation and unfounded assertions:

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