Dusty Myles
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2 hours ago, SteveFord said:
Get blue painter's tape and mask over the pick ups, buff the fret board with 0000 steel wool, wipe that clean and then buff with lemon oil and a clean rag.
Awesome I'll give this a try. I've also read 600 grit sand paper any advice on that?
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2 hours ago, merciful-evans said:
Hi. I'm a bit puzzled here. The fretboard texture should not make any difference to playing.
Also not sure what 'sliding' is.
Is the problem with the frets?
I meant sliding as in sliding up or down the neck when playing.
No the frets seem fine the board just has a very rough texture
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So I bought a 2020 classic and the guitar is great except for 1 flaw. The fret board is quite rough and there are quite a few tool marks. It's almost like it didn't get the final sanding as sliding on the strings feels very restricted.
Anybody have recommendations on sanding products, techniques, grits ect.
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Dud you like the trad 2? Did it have the weird neck carve and compound radius board?
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Thinking about buying a trad pro V satin, Anybody have one of these guitars? Or know anything about them (feel and playability wise, not specs).
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Although I guess an explorer is pretty much a lightning bolt already
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I do agree with the cutaway on the acoustics, they are quite freeing. I didn't really have an idea on a shape just thought it would be cool for them to experiment. A lighting bolt maybe??? Lol
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Alright does anyone else think it would be nice to see gibson, of course KEEP producing the classic in the same bursts/colors ect. BUT come out with a new guitar? I'm talking totally new shape totally new colors maybe different scale length/neck or even pup configuration idk. I'm sure it would be a bad business move but I think it would be cool to see...
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Awesome thanks for the help fellas