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I would also ponder buying a small touch up gun to use your 1 hp compressor. After all, we are talking enough paint/clear to cover a guitar body not a whole car.
Worst is you'd have to refill your cup a few times and let your compresso r recharge itself. But I can't see this happening too often in laying down enough to coat your guitar body.
FB_IMG_1544384238920.jpg l used this little fella. Cost me 30 bucks at Princess Auto. Similar to Harbor Freight in the States. Sprays laquer like a champ!
 
Hey shreddy... After a spraying session, and/or when you're completely done, what are your cleanup procedures?

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I fill the colour cup with the appropriate solvent, open the needle up and spray. I put my finger over the nozzle a few times to back flush the gun and spray until all the solvent is gone. Then I fill the cup half way with solvent and do the same procedure. After that I take the gun apart and give it a good cleaning with the solvent and a paint brush.
 
Color help please

Body wood stains - from left to right: 1 - Spcial Walnut - Red Sedona - Golden Pecan

Top wood stains - from left to right: 1 - Natural 2 - Puritan Pine

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Hows the fit in the neck pocket ? You should put a bridge and a couple E strings on there to see how all that lines up before drillin the neck holes.That F style string spacing isnt as forgiving for elignment on the neck as Gibson type bridge spacing.
 
Hows the fit in the neck pocket ? You should put a bridge and a couple E strings on there to see how all that lines up before drillin the neck holes.That F style string spacing isnt as forgiving for elignment on the neck as Gibson type bridge spacing.
I had to sand the pocket to get the neck to fit, so it is a tight sqeeze right now. The spacing should be interesting because it was routed for traditional tele pups, but as you can see, I had them re-route it for HBs before they sent it out. I bought an HB/Tele bridge that matched the prior strings and bridge drill holes exactly, so I am hoping it all goes smooth!
 
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