Ian Davlin The Looth Group
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Reply to Oiling “ebonized” 1920’s fingerboard
You might try tru oil for this. You can actually thin tru oil with naptha/mineral spirits, so you could get it to penetrate. After a cursory glance at the internet, I cant find any mention of a similar issue with tannins.
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Reply to Neck reset for this Harmony H162?
This forum is for 100% for questions. And is the right spot even.
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Reply to Refretting a Stella Harmony from 1964
Not this particular model, but I have had a crack at some older pearwood boards before. Here is a list of things to look out for.
- Fingerboard is brittle. Extra care for removal of frets.
- Fingerboard is soft. When putting frets back in, take care not to apply enough force to dent the frets into the board or there will be extra fret…
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Reply to ZPoxy & polyester sealer
I don’t think you’re going to find West to be any more resistant to heat creep. Last time I looked, heat resistant epoxies were really pricey and fairly exotic.
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Ian Davlin The Looth Group replied to the discussion 72 Fender thineline frets removal in the forum Quick Questions a year ago
Reply to 72 Fender thineline frets removal
I also thought I might add my very first youtube video.
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Ian Davlin The Looth Group replied to the discussion 72 Fender thineline frets removal in the forum Quick Questions a year ago
Reply to 72 Fender thineline frets removal
Where do you live ? If you’re close to NYC, I could take a look at it with you.
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Structural Guitar Sides: In theory and practiceMichael Baskin and Tom Sands present their approaches and use of structured sides (aka laminated or engineered sides). Michael Bashkin:…
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Superb playing! With a fretless neck, who needs a Floyd?
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