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OH NO!!! |
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What's the matter? |
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I used a
heat gun to remove the finish and some areas on the top part of the
wood started to bubble up ! They didn't apply enough glue to attach
the lamination wood!
I think I will have to take off ALL of the lamination.
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So if
you keep applying the heat gun, wouldn't you be able to remove all
of the laminate wood easily? |
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I tried
that already but it didn't work. There are some areas that have
glued together really strong. So the guitar now looks so weird with
stupid bumpy surface. I can't even use a planer at this point. |
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So then,
what are you going to do? |
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The only
thing I can do is to use a file to remove all the lamination woods.
Removing the polyurethane and polyester alone requires intensive
manual labor so it gonna be a crazy amount of work.
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Man, I
think I'm gonna faint......so much work! |
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Don't
you think buying cheap guitars just gives you more problems? Is
there any value to spend so much time and effort in creating a relic
replica using cheap guitars? |
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Ah...I....I can't be wrong. If I concentrate and focus enough, it
will get done rather quickly. No problem! |
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What do
you mean when you say "rather quickly" ? |
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Maybe
just about 10 hours? |
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(No way,
this guy can't do it.) |
