Lacquer Emmons Project #3 (Brownie) Phase 2 - Assembly

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Storm Rosson
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:eek: Whoaa she's gorgeous Mike,they just keep gettin better killer work Mike....Stormy :)
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I am very happy with this color combo...

I call it my "wine belly"

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another saved gem...it was a basket case more or less, and look at it now .... great job my friend...
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Holy Smokes... that is cool..!! Nice Mike.!

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Three Cheers!!! :D :D :D
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It’s a good day...Magic Mike is posting again. It’s kinda like Game of Thrones, waiting for the next instalment. Super nice looking guitar, Mike. How soon before you’re sitting in the drivers seat?
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Terry Barnett wrote:It’s a good day...Magic Mike is posting again. It’s kinda like Game of Thrones, waiting for the next instalment. Super nice looking guitar, Mike. How soon before you’re sitting in the drivers seat?
Well thanks alot but I have bad news. I broke the finish putting on the endplates :( So... The body is back over at Southbound and we will determine if it can be repaired or if I will have to strip and start over. It's small stuff and it's part of the deal when you restore guitars, its bound to happen sometimes. Because I'm somewhat of a perfectionist on these guitars anything less than 100% will not do for me.

So standby and I will update with the news soon as I figure out whats next.

The good news is this makes it all the sweeter in the end and give me a good story to tell too haha!

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It’s not always smooth sailing, is it? I have no doubt that you’ll get it right Mike. Do you think that that particular finish might go on slightly thicker than nitro? Cheers and good luck with the next few steps...I’ll keep watching.
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Terry Barnett wrote:It’s not always smooth sailing, is it? I have no doubt that you’ll get it right Mike. Do you think that that particular finish might go on slightly thicker than nitro? Cheers and good luck with the next few steps...I’ll keep watching.
I think it is somewhat thicker for sure. I will fix this and move forward. If you work on steels long enough this sort of thing will eventually happen, part of the deal. Admittedly not very often so far LOL
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Post by Sam Steele »

awesome work so far this your new finish is looking really nice!
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