Fixed it!The ONLY WAY?
why yes!
send it to me /emoticons/default_smile.png
Right. I had a highway 1 P bass. Through the miracle of Mcguire's, and a lot of elbow grease, I put a shine on it. But you could still see a fair amount of orange peel in the finish.It's easy to make it shiney, it's hard to make it smooth.
I'm not, nor do I claim to know. If they indeed are not, then I would not hesitate for a minute to use the McGuire's method.gman are you saying those 499 Gibson juniors are nitro?
Yeah, the pores are too deep. I may get it pro shot.The guitar will not go to gloss as it is. They don't fill the pores, so the texture will not go away. Have it professionally shot and you will be happy. Virtuoso only works on a guitar that has been pre filled.
Send it to Jay. He has a cool spray booth. I stopped spraying guitars last year, the Pa government is too strict.
Instead of getting it pro $hot... $ell it and buy a nice used Hamer Special. Really.I just ordered one of those $499 Gibson Juniors in satin cherry from Musician's Friend. Is there a good way to make it a gloss finish instead of satin?
I've had at least 20 Specials & still have 2. This is my FIRST Gibson ever believe it or not. I am dying for another sustain block Special in trans green though. /emoticons/default_biggrin.pngInstead of getting it pro $hot... $ell it and buy a nice used Hamer Special. Really.I just ordered one of those $499 Gibson Juniors in satin cherry from Musician's Friend. Is there a good way to make it a gloss finish instead of satin?