I just finished doing a couple of wet sanding sessions with 1000 and 2000 grit using a large sandpaper cleaning pad as a semi-rigid caul, paying special attention to the areas around the bridge that have taken abuse. Things are looking much better but I did burn through the finish down to raw wood in the area. I'm afraid I'll have to spit refinish it.
On the bright side, the spots where I filled with Gluboost and steamed out some dings in other places with a clothes iron are evening out nicely.
Build #3: sitka/black walnut 000
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nkwak
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rcnewcomb
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Re: Build #3: sitka/black walnut 000
I am going through that as wellthe family drama of having disabled and elderly loved ones who demand attention and hit me with things out of left field
- Randall Newcomb
10 fingers in, 10 fingers out - another good day in the shop
10 fingers in, 10 fingers out - another good day in the shop