04-04-2015, 02:27 PM
(04-04-2015, 08:27 AM)Securb Wrote: One thing to keep in mind is when you strip a guitar you never know what you are going to get for wood. This could be your most important practice block. If you can make this look good you are well on your way. Practice makes perfect.
Fortunately i'm getting a raw wood body. No stripping involved. Got it from KNE guitars, same guys who made the body for my polaris/charvel star build. And i specifically told Mitch at KNE that i'd be doing a transparent finish so he's selected a piece with nice looking grain.
Either way, i am going to practice on that last block. Actually i could still use the other blocks too, just using the bare surfaces which i didn't touch.

