Jellybelly wrote:Sulking because I was to slow on the Paloma of Si's
R7 goldtop collected yesterday about to be taken for a test drive
Need pics of that one. Bit special.
Only unpacked the Jackson so far for a sneaky peak. By gum that's a nice guitar! Great, solid-feeling thing. Big neck with thick-as fretboard. The flames are far more subtle than the pics suggested. Think the flash must've brought them out. Pots almost frozen solid. Obviously been in storage for a long time. Not posting any pics until it's minty!
Indeed. I can see why you held-out for that one now. Congrats.
She is crazy cool. Pics do it no real justice.
Even the case is case is factory aged.
BK's in it are the dogs bollocks
Through the TK.............Magic
null_pointer wrote:
Nobody appreciates weight loss without a 'before' pic...
Here we go then. After an afternoon of Dremel meditation.
What the hell did you use to polish that with?
I have a gat that needs some of whatever has gone on there.
Awesome job BTW
Autosol and a Dremel wheel. I used a flexible extension on the Dremel as I'm worried about anything with a strong magnetic field being too close to pickups. I masked-off the frets with green painters' tape. Mucky, time-consuming business but worth it. Bit of lemon oil on the board itself to finish the job and pick up any polish remnants.
Molly wrote:
Here we go then. After an afternoon of Dremel meditation.
What the hell did you use to polish that with?
I have a gat that needs some of whatever has gone on there.
Awesome job BTW
Autosol and a Dremel wheel. I used a flexible extension on the Dremel as I'm worried about anything with a strong magnetic field being too close to pickups. I masked-off the frets with green painters' tape. Mucky, time-consuming business but worth it. Bit of lemon oil on the board itself to finish the job and pick up any polish remnants.
Jellybelly wrote:
What the hell did you use to polish that with?
I have a gat that needs some of whatever has gone on there.
Awesome job BTW
Autosol and a Dremel wheel. I used a flexible extension on the Dremel as I'm worried about anything with a strong magnetic field being too close to pickups. I masked-off the frets with green painters' tape. Mucky, time-consuming business but worth it. Bit of lemon oil on the board itself to finish the job and pick up any polish remnants.