mystixboi1
Kick Henry Jackassowski
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Can 320 grit sandpaper be used to smooth out the back of a neck on a guitar?
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paulskirocks
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This is what I use:
0000 size.
Interesting... I haven't used synthetic steel wool before... Yea, 0000 is about right... 320 grit paper will be too course... 1000 grit paper, wet sanded will work...
Kerouac
weird musical dildo
That's what I did with my SX. Love the thick round neck, but the finish was just so thick and got sticky. Did a great job and gave it more of a satin feel.
paulskirocks
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Speaking of that, I have an SX tele neck and white body that I should do something with...
Peeker
jerkass
build Peeker a Tele?
paulskirocks
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Got parts?
paulskirocks
Blue Zone Compliant
I am beginning to think P-90s are my favorite type of pickup...
Peeker
jerkass
well, I've got arms, legs and heads from about 50 different action figures.
would that help?
paulskirocks
Blue Zone Compliant
That definitely helps... but not with the tele...
mystixboi1
Kick Henry Jackassowski
This is what I use:
0000 size.
How do I use that?
paulskirocks
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Actually, the neck still has those piece of shit tuners, and I have a tele bridge for it... I think I may have to plug the string holes in the back and relocate the ferrules... It needs electronics, control plate, pickups, and pick guard... I gave away some parts because they were shit, and some guy needed stuff to put together a tele for a family member who was terminally ill, and missed playing guitar... The other stuff went on my first tele build...
Peeker
jerkass
paulskirocks
Blue Zone Compliant
You stroke it back and forth the length of the shaft... er, neck...