More Lacquered Curly Koa

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Hi,

I have been playing again, this is a solid end Baron made with curly koa.
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I have been trying to get my lacquer process down, so this is one that looks like I might be on the right track.

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This pen has 6 coats of spray lacquer, rubbed out with 8000-12,000 MM wet then plastic polished.


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It's an even finish that fills the wood grain, I think I like this finish, it took three days waiting for the lacquer to cure.

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One note, becareful of the edges, they sand through even with MM easily.

;)


Critiques are welcomed please.
 
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Originally posted by LEAP
<br />Very Nice, I like the way you used only part of the center band. I was up your way Thursday, nice area.


Hi Phil,

Thanks[:)], I like the plain look of the band this way, feels funny to toss away parts with all the mini plastic bags now too.

So where were you?
 

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Jim, I was down on the lake across from Shell Park visiting a ship on the PetroCanada pier. I was only in town overnight but might have to go back on Saturday. Unfortunately it was work so I did not have a chance to enjoy a beautiful Ontario day.
 
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<br />Jim, I was down on the lake across from Shell Park visiting a ship on the PetroCanada pier. I was only in town overnight but might have to go back on Saturday. Unfortunately it was work so I did not have a chance to enjoy a beautiful Ontario day.

I know where you were....wow, that was close!

You are always welcome to drop by, send me a note if you have time next time.
 
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