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Okay, I've put on the 3-tone burst color coats.
I made the colors a little bit darker since the grain pattern of
this body is not the best. The next step is to put the clear coat on,
and then I can finally start the relic process.
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Ahh.. the ugly grain patterns are not noticeable with the color coat. |
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Yeah , and if when the pick guard goes on, it's totally not noticeable
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But I'm.... |
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What's wrong? |
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I think I saw something like this... |
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Oh yeah, this looks a lot like the SRV model. |
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What's that? |
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Stevie Ray Vaughn's guitar has the same colors
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Yeah, if you put on the gold hardware parts, it definitely looks like that guitar. |
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Wait a minute! Isn't that bridge on the wrong way?
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Yeah, it definitely takes away on playability but he purposely
put a lefty tremolo on a righty guitar. |
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Oh gee wiz |
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Well the whammy bar nuance might be altered but he probably did so
to make it more like a "man's guitar." |
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For example, to give an illustration, it's like putting a front cowl
this way while knowing that the performance of a motorcycle will
surely decrease.
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What? Wouldn't that just make it hard to see ahead? |
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Who care?
You don't need to see the front in this case. |
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I don't get it.... |
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Ok, let me give you a better example that you can understand.
Wearing high heels like this make a woman look cool but it also
makes it harder to walk.
See the point? It's the same thing.
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Hmm.. I'm not so sure if your example means the same. |
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Lets just call it "The Spirit of Rock n Roll" ! |
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well...ahhh...okay...
I have to go now... |
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