I learned another thing. If you are going to glue down the purfling first by itself, don't pull it TOO TIGHT with the tape.
I rolled it a teenzy bit over at the back lowerbout. I think it will be okay though, will see when I get the binding on.
Sheesh, there seems to always be something to contend with huh!
Kevin
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Re: Goodbye to the Bloodwood Binding Woe's!
I glue both in at the same time to avoid this very thing. As I use CA to glue in bindings, the stuff travels a long distance, and I like to make sure everything is in place before the glue hits it. Glad you got it figured out.
Ken
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Re: Goodbye to the Bloodwood Binding Woe's!
Lookin real good! I especially like your form, very cool.
Ken Hundley
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Nocturnal Guitars
http://www.nocturnalguitars.com
So, my big brother was playing guitar and I figured I'd try it too.
- Stevie Ray Vaughan