What kind of asshole gives a lefty a right handed guitar?

I'm talking out my ass here, having not played pawn shop ss Pawn Shop SS, Made in Mexico, $800 new http://static.musiciansfriend.com/derivates/18/999/151/160/DV016_Jpg_Large_1352418405975_A.jpg Vista SS, Made in Japan $400 - $600 used http://mmguitarbar.files.wordpress.com/2013/06/img_6309.jpg Build...

Not crazy about the new SS, though I dig the Vista ones.

what's the price point on these?

bad ass, love the v and headstock

but $4,000.... nah

ss just spent your money

don't see it on stewmac, ebay or grizzly. You might have to try picking up the phone and calling online luthier shops... just cos it ain't listed on their site don't mean they don't have it.

Seen this on local CL for $450, surf green and bound

mustang is bigger then godzilla over there

Jim_Nowhere wrote:

dezb1 wrote:I put almost no thought into how, I just thought it'd be a good learning experience... and dived in.

^ this is how i start projects as well..

Funny, that's how I ended up with kids

Mustang age/ where it was made? Spring could be worn out, they sell replacements

pull the tremolo off the body and move the springs as close to the end of the post as possible

Ryobi is fucking trash. I wouldn't use a Ryobi flash light. My first router was a $60 Ryobi the same thing happened to me, the lock broke so it would self adjust any time it wanted to. If money is seriously an issue. Buy a Craftsman Router, 2 HP, soft start, variable speed control.... $78 at Sears. ...

Don't know how ya'll do it down yonder in New Z and all.... but where I'm from it's "sammichmaster"

Impressive work sir

Only aware of 3 red colors in the 60's. Fiesta Red, Dakota Red and Candy Apple Red. The color red often did not get a clear coat, so this would explain lack of clear coat yellowing. But these colors were highly reactive to sunlight and faded. CAR would of been clear coated, otherwise the metallic pa...

gawd damn

kinda hard to fuck up opaque... candy and metallic, kind hard not to fuck up

Candy or opaque?

If you get blushing, it usually works itself out. It appears instantly, as you are laying down lacquer... so ease off the lacquer if you spot it. The more passes you make the heavier the fog gets. Since you can't add retarder to a spray can, you can buy a Preval and put some lacquer thinner in it. I...

Spray thin coats, you'll be fine. Are you using a spray cans or a spray gun. I add a cap full of retarder to my mix. It keeps the paint wetter longer, so it gases out and suppose to also give you a flatter (orange peel wise) finish. Even before I started using retarder, only time I ever got blushing...