Eisenman Guitars
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1 1/2″x3″.
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Thanks Ian, I am going to send it out the door like this. I was just wondering if anybody had input on how it could have been done better or differently.
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It is, but I really don’t think it extends into the neck pocket. Thanks Ian.
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There is a winder that I had which was amazing, it eventually broke and I haven’t splurged and bought a new one. It was called “Jawoom”. It kind of looked like a short barreled pistol, aside from the fact that it was also a tuner which wound in either direction to get you in tune, it was also the best mid-speed winder I’ve ever used. It also amazed customers. I think they’re like 70 bucks. The auto tune function was pretty useful also, although I would always supplement by a quick twist of the wrist.
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Thanks Alan! Not sure how I missed this thread until now.
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You’re the man Ian, thanks for your time.
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So, This doesn’t strike you as a color coat airbrush technique issue? I have watched your video airbrushes.
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Very interesting, thanks. I locked in the color with lacquer, so I can see how what you’re saying is a definite possibility. I appreciate the notes on color. I guess I should have added a little bit of green to the base coat. I used burnt sienna raw umber and a little champagne.
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Thank you for those insights and your time Ian! I wasn’t able to attach these in the original post, but they show natural wood along the margins, My attempt at the color of the natural wood then the color coat<div>
From what you’re saying, I should have added some light brown in picture number two?
Also, do you have any advice on where the two color coats overlapped and created a darker area?
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Thank you Ian, That’s useful!
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Thanks Al, I could definitely sense that coming in this case.
