Pango Zebrawood Part 2. Sanding Prep, and Tips for Gluing on Neck of Les Paul Style Kit.

Sanding and Neck Gluing Tips for a Zebrawood Les Paul style guitar kit from Pango Music (www.guitarkit.shop). This is the Second in a Three Part (possibly more, pretty sure it's going to be more 😉) video series showcasing the Zebrawood guitar kit. In this video I go into detail showing my sanding process to get the body and neck ready for gluing and finishing. I also show my tips and tricks for checking alignment on a glue in neck, then demonstrate how I glue on the neck. Check it out! And don't forget to comment and help us all learn how to get better and Vest at all things guitar! 😎🎸
:06 - Zebrawood Guitar kit info
:28 - Sanding Process
:57 - Safety Tips!
1:29 - Decision to use TruOil to finish
1:38 - Possible future change to sanding process
1:47 - Tips for sanding sides of guitar, and other sanding tips
2:41 - Should I use Aqua Coat grain filler or not?
3:19 - Fixing a crack in the neck and TruOil discussion
5:15 - Time Out! Discussion on Aqua Coat grain filler mistakes
7:29 - Neck alignment check tips
10:18 - Gluing on neck and clamping
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[@tomzifertomzifer6944]

Is it really zebra wood? Looks manmade.

[@tomzifertomzifer6944]

Not sure about using the wood clue in that neck joint. If you ever need to remove or replace the neck it could be too difficult. Traditionally hide glue is used there. It can be heated to soften for removal. Is it a set neck or bolt on? LPs are usually set dovetail joints.