johnnparchem wrote:I have started to pore fill with zpoxy.
Yowza...look at that grain pop. What a pretty set of wood. Nice...!
How do U like Zpoxy for the fill. I used Bartley's & I'm having a heck of a time w/ a Rwd Headplate. The lacquer just keeps sinking in...sigh. Even after multiple coats of S&S.
Rosewood will eat a lot of lacquer. I like zpoxy alot but keep in mind a lot of the pop is that the z-poxy has an amber tint, which I think looks great on rosewood. Rather than having me give second hand, instructions Tod Stock's zpoxy videos are really good.
Wow! I'm kicking myself for not keeping up on this one. Your neck came out great and I love that inlay! I'm going to take some notes from this thread I think!
I have been a little distracted working on my bass, but little by little on the parlor I have been leveling the zpoxy, fillings small gaps and I finish sanded the top cleaning a few dings and the like. Actually I finally got the nerve to try my new spray gun. With the completed shop with piped in air, I call Jeff Jewitt at Homested brush (highly recommended). I described what I do, the finishes I use and my compressor and he suggested the QS-125QB. It is a small gun but it sure sprays like a dream. I was quickly able to dial in the amount of finish and the spray pattern. I managed for the first time to spray 4 very even coats, with virtually no orange peel and no drips. I am spraying Stewmac Colortone water base. I have heard that it is basically EM6000. The is my 4th guitar from a gallon I bought a year ago.