There are different ways of filling the pores in the wood. I chose to sand off the layer of epoxy leaving epoxy only in the pores. Some people put a thin layer covering all the wood. I'm still experimenting to see what I like best.
Great video! Thanks for sharing. I'm planning to fix up a pretty beat up old Harmony H165. Do you think approach this might work if the deep scratches are taken care of first and the old finish is carefully sanded?
Good job
Thanks!
Hi there! Congratulations! Did you do the same process with epoxy on the top?
No, I did not pore fill the top
Why sand off the beautiful epoxy layer?
There are different ways of filling the pores in the wood. I chose to sand off the layer of epoxy leaving epoxy only in the pores. Some people put a thin layer covering all the wood. I'm still experimenting to see what I like best.
Great video! Thanks for sharing. I'm planning to fix up a pretty beat up old Harmony H165. Do you think approach this might work if the deep scratches are taken care of first and the old finish is carefully sanded?
It might work but I'm not sure, I don't have much experience in refinishing.
eBay. The finished product?
It was a kit, but the previous owner had assembled just the rim.
Sir what do you call the one you apply first in the guitar
It is epoxy that I am using to fill the grain.
@@GuitaraddictsWorkshopиз-за эпоксидной смолы на гитаре она будет скована и будет плохо звучать. Лучше лак.
Part 11 ?
How’s it sound?
I am embarrassed to say that I haven't got around to finishing it yet! Have to buff out the finish and glue the bridge on still.
Name produk?
I am using Zpoxy finishing resin for the pore fill and spraying Target Coatings EM6000 waterbased lacquer.