So, if you saw this........
you know my dilemna. If you didn't see that before, search for post "what to do...refinish or not".
Well, I took the advice of a few of you (BP included) and went with the adhesive vinyl option for now....I'm most likely going to go with a refinish at some point. My original plan was all white. After I got a layer of white on there, I realized a few things - 1. white shows every flaw in the application process (mainly tiny air bubbles) - b. white is see thru...you could still see the original graphic clearly - 3. it looked like a nice guitar with a cheap white sticker on it.
So now I had this big white canvas and had to decide what to do with it. I did this...
It's a little nutty, but it's different than any guitar I've ever had before. It's certainly not what I would choose if I were doing a permanent refinish....but after a couple of days it has grown on me. Just thought I'd share. C'ya.
you know my dilemna. If you didn't see that before, search for post "what to do...refinish or not".
Well, I took the advice of a few of you (BP included) and went with the adhesive vinyl option for now....I'm most likely going to go with a refinish at some point. My original plan was all white. After I got a layer of white on there, I realized a few things - 1. white shows every flaw in the application process (mainly tiny air bubbles) - b. white is see thru...you could still see the original graphic clearly - 3. it looked like a nice guitar with a cheap white sticker on it.
So now I had this big white canvas and had to decide what to do with it. I did this...
It's a little nutty, but it's different than any guitar I've ever had before. It's certainly not what I would choose if I were doing a permanent refinish....but after a couple of days it has grown on me. Just thought I'd share. C'ya.
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