Fender Cyclone project
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Re: Fender Cyclone project
Wowsers!
Such a relief!
Such a relief!
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Re: Fender Cyclone project
So what's your plan for this?
I can see a can of wood stain. Are you going poo brown?
I can see a can of wood stain. Are you going poo brown?
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Re: Fender Cyclone project
Beautiful body- love the grain of the Alder. Can't wait to see the finished product!
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Re: Fender Cyclone project
Whitewash stain is the plan. It is hard to tell, but the front is stained now. If you look at the routed areas, you can kind of tell.
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The back is stained.
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Re: Fender Cyclone project
looks cool. Nice and subtle.
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Re: Fender Cyclone project
Awesome... now I want one
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Re: Fender Cyclone project
Semi gloss finish going well. I think this is coat three. I will try to get ten or so.
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Re: Fender Cyclone project
By the way, I love how the white stain brought the grain lines out. It highlighted them so well and in such a subtle way, I am just so excited. Stain (for me anyways) can always end up a surprise in how the wood will take it and what it shows. I think it worked better than I expected.
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Re: Fender Cyclone project
Front Tung Oil is done. Tomorrow I will do the last coat on the back and then I will make sure to let it dry for the week just to be safe.
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Re: Fender Cyclone project
That looks fantastic, that's the nicest pale I've seen so far.
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Long time no post. I finally got the kick in the pants to order parts so this will be getting finished this month. Kluson tuners arrived. The bushings fit in the holes, but not snug, so I did the trick where you wrap the bushings with masking tape and that did the trick. The back side installed fine since it had screws and tuners already. Just had to put the tuners on and screw them down. Waiting on the string tree and neck plate with screws to get it attached to the body. I also need to drill a hole for the bridge ground. (Or run a bare wire between the body and the plate to under the guard.) Pickups are coming in as are pots, jack, and switch.
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Re: Fender Cyclone project
Loving that finish on the body. WOW. What kind of white stain did you use?
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