Refinishing a Fender Custom Shop Stratocaster to make it Relic Multilayer.

Thank you all very much.
However, even though it peeled off in pieces, I couldn't make a good relic...
Somehow, someway, I managed to make it look like... well...
Well, I don't have much more to offer, so that's my limit for now.
With hard relics, I'd like to try something that shows off the wood more....
Soft Relic? Soft Relic is like this...
It's hard to make it look vintage without overdoing it.
The more you add, the closer it gets to hard relic, but if you don't, it looks like a new guitar.
It's fun to work on something you've never done before, but it feels like you're cutting your life short.
And then there's the sunburst. My first sunburst paint job. (Technically, it's the second time, but the first time with three tones.
I bought a new gun for the burst. Iwata's W-50, which can blow at low pressure.
When it first arrived, I thought it was small! But I was shaken by the texture and the fineness of the paint that came out. A good gun is different, isn't it?
Before blowing, I pasted reference materials all over the wall and gave it a go.
I had to redo it a total of three times, but I think it worked best the second time.
Considering it's a sunburst with multi-layered relics, a thick sunburst of red and black wouldn't express it well.
I took that into account when I blew the third time, but it was difficult.
But I was able to make it finer, so I was able to reduce the amount of green peeled off.
As for the neck, I kept the relic down this time. The owner was concerned about the dents in the original relic paint, so I decided to keep the neck relic to the cracks.
I didn't take a video, but I also refinished the neck.
The further challenge this time was to keep the Custom Shop logo on the back of the head, and to match the tan color without removing the paint from the back of the head.
Isn't the photo before the tan matching the best?
This is the first time in my life that I've been able to successfully match the tan. I didn't take any pictures.
フェンダーカスタムショップストラトキャスターをリフィニッシュ、レリック、リフレット、ナット交換をさせていただきました。
作業解説▶ • 【解説】Fender Custom Shop...
数年前の自分にお前はカスタムショップの塗装を剥がしてリフィニッシュするんだよ。なんて言っても信じないでしょうね。
少し感覚が麻痺してきてます。
レリックです。
正直な話をすると自分はレリックが上手では無いです。
あまりに経験が乏しい。色々と挑戦になることをご理解いただきご依頼をいただきました。
そこで、せっかくならマルチレイヤーで・・・となったということです。
挑戦も挑戦、サンバーストをまともに吹いたこともありません。
脱線しますが、このサンバーストの拭き方は間違っているかもしれません。本当に上手い人が吹くとすーっと一瞬でサンバーストになります。
ちょっとづつ吹くのは間違い？ではないかもしれませんが正しくは無いです。
そしてレリックです。感でマルチレイヤーに塗料を重ねて剥がそうとしたら見事に失敗しました。
いや、失敗・・・というわけでは無いかもしれないのですが、今回求めていた状態ではなかった。
今回求めていた質感は、サンバーストの上の塗装がボリボリ剥がれる感じ。
（削り取ったグラデーションのマルチレイヤーですと最初の塗装でも恐らく大丈夫だと思います。）
納得が行かずやり直しのご了承をいただきやり直しました。
もちろんそのまま同じことをしても同じ結果なので、研究をしました。
それはもう研究しましたし、先生にもアドバイスをもらいましたし、多くの人にアドバイスを貰いました。
研究まで行かないかもしれませんが実験を繰り返しました。
結果はブログで公開したいと思います。
なんとか思ったようなボロボロ剥がれる塗装に仕上げることができました。
皆さんありがとうございました。
しかし、ボロボロ剥がれるといっても上手くレリックができるわけでもなく・・・
なんとか、なんとかまあ、それっぽく・・・なったかな・・・と・・・
まあ、これ以上引き出しがないので、今のところ限界です。
ハードレリックですともっとガンガン木を見せるようなものも・・・やってみたいですね。
ソフトレリック？ですとこんな感じなのかな・・・
やりすぎないでビンテージ感を出すのは難しいですね。
加えればく加えるほどハードレリックに近づく、でもやらないと新品のギターみたいに見えちゃう。
やったことのない作業をするのは楽しいけど人生を削ってる感じする。
そして、サンバーストです。初めてのサンバースト塗装。（正確には２回めなのですが、３トーンは初めて）
バーストのためにガンを新調しました。低圧で吹けるイワタのW-50
最初届いたとき小さい！と思ったのですが、その質感と出る塗料の細かさに震えました。いいガンは違いますね。
吹く前に参考資料を壁に貼りまくり、気合でやってみた。
合計３回やり直しているのですが、一番上手く言ったのは２回めかな。
マルチレイヤーのレリックでサンバーストということを考えたら赤と黒の分厚いサンバーストだと上手く表現できないんです。
３回目はそれを考慮して吹いたのですが、うーん難しい。
でも細めには吹けたので、緑を剥がす部分を少なくできました。
ネックですが、今回はレリックを抑えました。オーナー様とのご相談で元のレリックであった塗装の打痕を気にされていらしたので、今回はネックのレリックはクラックのみとしました。
そして動画撮っていなかったのですが、ネックリフィニッシュも行いました。
今回のさらなるチャレンジはヘッド裏のカスタムショップロゴを残すこと、ヘッド裏の塗装は剥がさないで日焼けの色合わせを行いました。
日焼け合わせ前の写真が最高にえっちでしょ？
過去１で日焼け合わせが上手くできてテンション上がりました。（撮ってないけど）
ご依頼いただきありがとうございました。
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[@franciscarrillo7528]

This guy never uses an electric screwdriver unless he absolutely needs to and the patience, pace and attention to detail in his every move is a mark of a true master. Thanks for hours of quiet bliss my friend!

[@iamelvisman68]

Nobody absolutely "needs" to use an electric screwdriver.

[@richarde3378]

I didn't even know they made electric screwdrivers! 😲🪛

[@jeanpierrebobby]

But he uses a Dremel for frets 😂

[@UltimateEngineering]

I use sharp stones to carve the body instead of a CNC.

[@jeffallen3382]

🤣

[@whittaboi]

for your first sunburst ever you did a cracking job mate! Great work

[@MuscleDad420]

Great job Andy!

[@youtomorrow5572]

What a pleasure to whatch. Thank you! ありがとうございました

[@bluarcher5941]

personally, I think it looked so good at the 2-tone sunburst stage (before applying the black) that I would have been hard pressed to continue any further. Great video : )

[@simonecelante4174]

An Artist! Great job

[@ereimul1444]

so relaxing to see this.

[@user-jt9lg2gs4s]

ボディの塗装(ペイント？)を剥ぐ工程が見ていてとても気持ちいいので一番好きです。

[@JPM777]

SUBSCRIBED!.... and I want more like this, yes!

[@gdnrecords]

As always a beautiful and relaxing video, So sad that people from México 🇲🇽 we do not have access to your services, but tanks for sharing your beautiful art in this videos Andy.

[@MichaelSorensen-bl3ec]

You are very skilled and meticulous in your work. Very inspirational!

[@Andybassguitar]

ありがとうございます。

[@franksrlie8471]

I like your work man :) And i like the way u film this videos.. close up all the way.

[@michaelaiello9525]

There’s so much to take notes on here. I don’t have a custom Fender; can’t afford a custom Fender right now. But I’ve been thinking of getting an inexpensive Fender body (Poly) and stripping it so I can enjoy a nitro finish that I ‘customize’ myself. Thanks for sharing so generously.

[@THE-zv7vj]

put in the work and PLAY your guitar will get there ..

[@michaelaiello9525]

I’ve got Poly finished bodies from over 30 years ago .. yeah there’s a few chips… but the wear and feel is still completely different than nitro or French polish. I’d love to have another 30+ years to ‘break in’ my guitars, but I know myself. , I’d rather be feeling a non-poly finish every day.

[@mattrogers1946]

​@@THE-zv7vj Not unless it has a certain kind of finish. But an internet expert like you already knew that...🙄

[@mattrogers1946]

​@Michael Aiello That is 💯 percent correct. Poly is far more durable and doesn't wear the same way. Gotta love all the know it alls on the interwebs...

[@timjx3675]

I can suggest picking up a 50s Roadworn (very decent guitars, with nitro finish) and going from there, that’s my plan anyway

[@MikeGervasi]

If i bought a Custom Shop there had be NOTHING more I need or want on it or I'm not buying.

[@ChristianIce]

Well, the point of a custom shop should be a guitar custom made for you according to your specs, so...yeah :) Maybe he mistranslated the title and he means that it is customized now, by him.

[@mattrogers1946]

Um, they don't make custom shop guitars to your specifications. They make them to Fender specs...

[@qwerty7794]

@@mattrogers1946 correct me if I’m wrong but isn’t that what a Masterbuilt Custom Shop guitar is? A guitar built to your exact specifications? You might be referring to team built custom shop guitars.

[@BurningHearts70]

Why would you remove the old sunburst finish and respray a sunburst finish? Makes no sense to me.

[@stupidthefish1979]

@@BurningHearts70may not be nitro

[@andtothewestamerica]

That shot of the frets at 10:05, SUGOI!

[@cesardwf]

Lindo trabalho 👏👏👏👏👏

[@gregmcevoy1237]

When I do a relic that's over sprayed, I remove the top color while it's still wet. It gives a more realistic wear pattern, with no sharp edges, like a craft knife or blade would leave

[@becketthor6478]

Greg McEvoy good idea!

[@matthiassoellner]

Hey Andy, thanks for posting your video! I personally relic Fender guitars, so it was a pleasure to see you at work. I was also able to learn many ideas and techniques from your video. So thank you again for the great video!

[@Andybassguitar]

良かったです。

[@AlanBarbosa-90s]

this is art

[@nikolaubtopou]

Awesome work and so relaxing and satisfying to watch. But I was wondering : why a fender custom shop need such a restoration, is it any good for the price tag?

[@pneumatic00]

I actually like the cherry sunburst type of finish, even though it is a finish Fender never offered...so, when you see it, you know it can not be a factory finish. I actually like the 2-color sunburst much more than 60's style sunburst...even though, again, you will never see a factory 2-color SB with a rosewood fretboard...I just think it's a very attractive look.

[@vaughnfontenot4535]

I love this actually

[@stoneglad]

Beautiful work! A true craftsman! You could be making Fender Custom Shop Masterbuilt guitars!

[@metihermawati6838]

he deserve it

[@guitar_remake_bungoya]

いつもながら丁寧な作業ですね。動画の編集もカッコよくて好きです^^

[@zenmaestro04]

At first I thought, why would someone refin a 76 Strat!!?? But holy cow after seeing what you did I would let you restore any guitar I own! Amazing work

[@SixStringOverdose]

Tip from my own experience, so that it doesn't happen to you one day and have to learn the hard way :) At 01:40, if you see you can't easily get the nut out, never bang it in that direction like you do in the video, as you risk breaking the upper lip above the nut, that last remaining thin piece of fretboard right before the beginning of the downwards slope leading to the trussrod access hole. Trust me, it breaks way easier than you think. Once it happens to you, you'll wonder how come you didn't break it in any of the previous times :) Always bang against it sideways, with a small edge similar to a thick in-line screwdriver, just to nudge it out of place, while being careful not to have it slip/miss and hit the side of the neck. I find that 20 easy knocks are way better and safer than being in a hurry, wanting to do it all in 1 shot.

[@wesd3370]

I use a block of hard wood up against the side of the nut... But yeah you are spot on. I was making all sorts of faces just waiting for the wood above the nut slot to break.

[@larrypata]

Un japonés, eso lo explica todo, que paciencia y atención a los detalles, felicitaciones desde Argentina!!

[@Andybassguitar]

Muchas gracias.

[@evans5172]

Outstanding job. Hopefully there are guitar manufacturers watching so that they will see how to do a proper 3 tone sunburst. 👏👏👏👏

[@stevelopezuser]

Please put your description in English too :) super satisfying to watch your nice work!

[@danrao3707]

What an amazing job. The fret work was outstanding! I could watch this for hours. Personally I would have like to seen you relic a maple neck. But that’s just my personal opinion. Fantastic video!!

[@Andybassguitar]

ありがとうございます。 ネックもレリックしています。写っていないかもしれませんが。

[@barrytrewern3347]

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but i think on this one elvis has left the building 😮.

[@yjmsrv]

What camera do you use for these videos? The resolution is unbelievable! Fantastic and strangely satisfying to watch!

[@joshuadurocher8071]

Hey brother I just want to tell u everytime I went by this epi on youtube I always thought ah man I love that color especially over the burst dude this is like my dream gutiar I just want to tell u great job and thank u for tge idea on the color its like I call it 70s green but it's probably what sage just want to let u know I love it great job and thanks agian rock on and have fun stay well bye

[@triniep82]

Always wondered why you file the underside of the fret wire ends? Is this to keep the seated part as smooth as possible for contact with the fretboard?

[@Andybassguitar]

The tongue of the fret is cut to prevent the fret from protruding from the neck.

[@rooster4906]

👍Master👍

[@geelute]

What method did you do in between the sunburst before spraying the green? So, after you sprayed the sunburst, before you sprayed the green did you spray a clear lacquer over the sunburst then lightly sand that, then spray the green?

[@ciberdracoYT]

Hi! I just love your custom job. I m from Brazil, and have a question. What spray you use to get some crack on paint, or techinic. Thanks

[@gabrielezeta7571]

sure that guitar is pretty but DAMN i need to make one of those 11:50

[@dawoud8013]

Your sunburst was so cool ..... arf....

[@pabloavendano7775]

Exelente trabajo, felicitaciones 👌 Consulta: 7:25 el radio?

[@user-ro1ud5is2r]

耳が癒されます！

[@rosssharples1068]

Nice work, but arn’t the machine heads on in the wrong order, at 26:50?

[@rcjstudio7060]

Most satisfy guitar vdo don’t need talking. Enjoy.

[@alphabarbs]

I know it is a silly and small point, but when I saw the nut being destroyed with the snippers, I felt sad and hurt :-( Usually You are so careful, Sir, but on this occasion... Well. Yeah. Sad :-(

[@frankiewalnuts]

Also what is the spray that you use to crack the paint?

[@Andybassguitar]

Cooling spray.

[@lousekoya1803]

Man i love you channel ! What do you take to darken your fretboard ?

[@nogawa-unane]

作業場の雰囲気がいいw

[@bowieskeeter2126]

i might be in the minority but i dont see why anyone would want to have a new guitar look like a POS(relic)??? that being said...andy does do some fantastic work. i dont think there is anyone as thorough as he is

[@mattrogers1946]

Um, there are many. Google Nacho Baños or Carson Hess...

[@SylA-wr3ef]

Why? One word: Freedom Désir 🐍 There is his decisión … Not my guitar so what ?!⚡️💃🏻🇫🇷

[@guillermocamet6446]

Muy bueno tu trabajo. Que técnica usas para crackelar la pintura?

[@Andybassguitar]

凍結スプレーですね。

[@onedayapp3534]

Do you need to sand between coats?

[@a.t.a.f.s932]

I want more videos 🙏

[@user-ii4pd4mu9n]

今日も動画を楽しませてもらいますよ！

[@EdwardT9]

Why did you strip it first then spray a sunburst again? If it was a custom shop it would’ve been nitro lacquer and you could spray right over it then relic the green off. Unless this was an American Standard body, with a poly finish?

[@Andybassguitar]

All custom shop guitars are not lacquer. This guitar was painted urethane. It's a custom shop relic and there's more than just lacquer.

[@erockscott1184]

I think in the day they would take a sunburst guitar and paint over it if they needed extra colors. Vintage guitars have had sunburst under them when they wore naturally and then it was kinda a surprise.

[@aquinojose94]

❤

[@Junkbox44]

As soon as you open the case I hit the like button

[@Inspector-71]

This came out really nice. You probably already know this, but a piece of broken glass works well at scraping paint. What is the name of the green paint color?

[@Andybassguitar]

It would be nice to do a relic with glass. The type of green paint is lacquer. There is no name for the color. I formulated this color.

[@michaelaiello9525]

I’m curious about the neck. Did it need a refret or did the customer want the gauge of the wire changed?

[@Andybassguitar]

There are many different times when frets need to be changed. Replace the frets because they have worn out. Is it correct to say? It is the right timing, but... The timing when the guitar owner wants to change it is also the right timing for replacement.

[@tongkk994]

👍🤣good

[@marklishman5048]

A true Master!!

[@markferguson3745]

The two colors rarely seen on Fenders,- darker green and blue. I can remember when the two factory pink shades were rare & unusual, before they became popular a decade ago.Tastes have broadened with finishes just as they have with generally acceptable sounds.Pink is like Fuzz; the same conservative dudes that criticized one, wouldn't dream of playing the other.Now the argument seems the " authenticity " of intentional relicing, but as you should have already learned, few are more transparently fake as those who make claims to supposed authenticity. Beautiful work; quality still can't be rushed.

[@emcdvz5648]

what do you use for brass part of a guitar ?

[@Andybassguitar]

I'm sorry, I didn't understand your English.

[@emcdvz5648]

@@Andybassguitar sorry, what type of metal polish do you used in brass/gold parts of guitar examples: tuners, bridge, tailpiece

[@user-gk6jn7tm2z]

What are u use for make wheather check?

[@ToddTheJoker]

Looked better before! I was expecting a great relic job done to a multilayer finish! guess not!

[@g2D1]

was that soldering flux he used to remove the frets? After cringing at the taking a good looking guitar and abusing it to remove the finish and paint (great techniques by the way) I would of been happy after he applied the clear coat. I feel that beautiful wood should never be covered in paint.

[@mariofabrizi5050]

I relicked my Strat too, it took 25 years...

[@erockscott1184]

That's how it should be. Fake relics are just dumb to me...put your time in and make your own dings

[@michaelaiello9525]

Most guitars have poly finishes now. Poly never relics as satisfyingly as nitro.

[@mattrogers1946]

That only works on old guitars that don't have an inch of finish sprayed on them...🤷‍♂️

[@mattrogers1946]

​@Michael Aiello Why don't all the interweb experts know this already? 😆

[@vincentlussier8264]

We all have our preferences but I think he ruined a beautiful new sunburst Strat. The relic thing is a stupid thing to do. Some want to make evreyone think they put years of playing on their guitar and there's nothing more fake! To me it's just as bad as beating up a mint condition '57 Chevy!

[@ns0712]

ホントすごいです。関心します！この動画のリペア内容で何日かかりましたか？？

[@Andybassguitar]

迷走したので2ヶ月くらいでしょうか。ストレートでできれば2、3週間くらいですね。

[@ns0712]

Andy bass & guitar 超大作ですね…返信ありがとうございます！これからも応援してます！！

[@kerrnovoabazan]

What did you use on the fretboard? Looks like a wax or something

[@Andybassguitar]

オリジナルの蜜蝋ワックスです。

[@user-ih9ch8gm9t]

質問です。 ボディーの塗装の時にダメージ加工的な事は可能ですか？？

[@rutgerclemensmusic1041]

What types of pain did you use? Nitro over Poly or is the green also a Poly finish?

[@Andybassguitar]

オールラッカーです。

[@TheMorian1010]

Great Andy! Really good job! Can I ask you which product is the one you used to yellow the machine head??

[@Andybassguitar]

The etching solution was applied to the machine head. It was painted to make the metal rust.

[@TheMorian1010]

@@Andybassguitar thank you very much Andy. Greetings from Italy

[@bertonedes]

Nice action. My guitartech made me a solid telecaster spruce body, he said its a 2-component "nitro" laquer. Im not an expert, but i realise that its pretty soft, even after 2 months after spraying. You can literary leave your finger nail markf in a surface when you push harder. Is that normal? Should i spray maybe one coat os "something" to protect that fragile surface?

[@Andybassguitar]

ラッカーの乾燥は非常に時間がかかります。2ヶ月程度では爪痕が残る場合もあります。 ただ、大半の市販されているラッカーの中に色々な部質を添加して割れにくくしています。 その影響で柔らかいラッカーになってしまっている場合もあります。 私が使っている塗料は非常に固く、クラックが入りやすい塗料を使っています。

[@bertonedes]

@@Andybassguitar I cant see your answer, because you wrote in chinese, or something like that :( Even a google translate cant recognise it :(

[@bluebird-zp6bu]

いつも感嘆しながら作業を拝見しております。貴重な動画をありがとうございます。24:30くらいからネックに塗り込んでいるのは蜜蝋か固形ワックスのようなものですか？

[@Andybassguitar]

こんにちは。 指板に塗っているのはオリジナルの蜜蝋ワックスです。 蜜蝋以外にもカルバナとかオイルとか調合して作りました。

[@DAI_NOZAWA]

いつも楽しく動画見せてもらってます。 質問です。U型のネックを少しだけV型にしたいのですがAndyさんところでできますか？

[@Andybassguitar]

ネックグリップは可能であれば削って確認してもらってと繰り返すように作業するのが望ましいので、うちだとあまりおすすめしません。できないことはないと思いますが・・・

[@DAI_NOZAWA]

@@Andybassguitar なるほど、わかりました。また何かあったらよろしくおねがいします。

[@MarkGray1970]

Why did you put solder on the frets when you removed them?

[@mattrogers1946]

Heat transfer

[@Rostontn]

最初にやばいと思ったんだけど、けっきょく最高になった😃

[@Andybassguitar]

良かった。

[@MikeGervasi]

Solder on the frets for heating. Never seen that method before. I would think just the iron on the fret would hold enough heat to pull it.

[@Andybassguitar]

I used solder to apply heat efficiently.

[@Bruhaha9]

I’m not figuring out everything that happened- the first sunburst you removed was the factory finish? I’m not sure, but it looked like how I imagine poly would look. Was it nitro?If poly, I would have thought a custom shop would have nitro.. Next, if that was factory nitro, why remove one sunburst and do another again?

[@gorillaindri3878]

この度はお疲れ様です いつも拝見させていただいております。 一つ質問なのですが、フレットを抜く際にはんだ？を溶かしていらっしゃるようにお見受けしたのですが、これはどのような効果を狙っているのでしょうか？ 指板に水分もしくは油分を含ませると良いと言った話は聞いたことがあったのですが、フレットそのものに対して手間を加えることを見聞きしたことがなかったため、気になっております。 お忙しいとは思いますが、お時間のある時に御返事頂けると幸いです。

[@Andybassguitar]

こんにちは。 フレットにハンダを付けているのは、温めるためです。フレットが接着されている場合などはとても効果的なフレットの抜き方です。 フレットを抜く際に一番大切なのは、指板の木をめくらないことです。 しかし現実問題フレットと指板は癒着？では無いかもしれないのですが、くっついていることが多いです。それを解くためにハンダで温めます。 今回は接着されているわけではないと思うのですが、温めないで抜いたときと温めて抜いたとき、どちらが木をめくらないか確かめたところ温めたほうがいいという結論でしたので、温めました。 まあ、実際やってみると温めたほうが木がめくれにくく、抜きやすいと作業していると感じます。 欠点として、指板に熱を加えるのがあまり良くないというのがあります。 ですので、短時間でほんの少し熱を加えるイメージで作業しています。

[@gorillaindri3878]

Andy bass & guitar 御返事ありがとうございます。 インターネット上で情報を集めている際にフレットを温めることは書いてあるものの「アイロンで温める」や「はんだごてで温める」としか書いておらず、皆さん器用なんだな、と思っておりましたが、はんだを使うということだったんですね。 このようなノウハウをお聞きすることは、無礼であるにも関わらず丁寧にお答え頂き誠にありがとうございます。 これからも陰ながら応援致します。

[@frankiewalnuts]

what yellow knife is that?

[@Andybassguitar]

This is an OLFA design knife. amzn.to/3rh1ASC

[@relay3161]

こんにちは。いつもは拝見しております。 元塗装を剥がすところを見て気になったのですが、 こちらのギター、元はウレタン塗装ですか？ それとも、ラッカー塗装でもアイロンかけて、剥がすという流れでも 剥がせるんですか？

[@Andybassguitar]

こんにちは。 この子のもとの塗装は恐らくポリウレタンだと思われます。ポリ塗装の中にもポリウレタン、ポリエステルなど種類もあります。 ラッカー塗装の場合というよりも一本一本の塗装の質によって剥がす方法を変えます。 ラッカーの場合はアイロンなどで熱を加えることもありますが、そのままペリペリと剥がしたほうが良い場合もあると私は考えます。

[@relay3161]

@@Andybassguitar コメントありがとうございます！CS製のビンテージタイプにもウレタンがあったんですね！ これは私のギターの話ですが（と見せかけて質問..）81年製のFERNANDES RST-80というモデルです。 これ、当時のカタログを見ましても「トップラッカー」と言っていますが、どう見てもウレタンっぽい、 もしくはちょっと違う性質のラッカーかな？と思っていまして、 薄さはかなり薄いんですが、硬いんです。シンナーには少し反応しますが、 例えば冷却スプレーなどでひび割れることもないですし、とにかく硬い(汗) 物凄く雑な質問の仕方ではありますが、どんな成分のラッカーかご想像できますか？（笑） アクリル系のラッカーですとこんな硬いんですかね？

[@l3ertuz362]

you forgot to relic the knobs and pickguard

[@ilyin_sergey]

sorry but... how much?

[@user-ez2bq2ro5i]

この緑の色味が凄く好きなんですが、なんという名前の色なんでしょうか？

[@Andybassguitar]

う〜ん、アーミーグリーンでしょうか、頂いた画像のギターは335でした。３３５だと結構有名なカラーです・・・かね？

[@guitarplayer3844]

Чем протираете накладку?

[@Andybassguitar]

Сколько секунд длится сцена?

[@jeffshockey9456]

So if this was a custom shop strat it should have been nitro to begin with not poly. If so you should have just left the sunburst on it and sprayed over it then did your work. Was this nitro or poly

[@user-np8lr4il7m]

いつも参考にさせて頂いてます^ ^ オリジナルの道具やアイデア等とても参考になります。 レリック加工の時に塗装を剥がす工具は何をお使いでしょうか？ デザインナイフやカッターナイフでも出来ますでしょうか？ ご教授願いますm(_ _)m

[@Andybassguitar]

剥がす塗装の種類にもよりますが、決まりがあるわけではありません。 デザインナイフでも良いですし、カッターでも良いです。彫刻刀もありがと思います。 ただ、あ、刃物で傷を付けましたね。と思われたら負けだと思ってます。

[@deandee8082]

you did a great job sure you don't work for fenner?

[@Andybassguitar]

ありがとうございます。 日本に住んで自宅で働いていますよ。

[@ramiropadilla8293]

que innecesario, pero está bueno

[@sulgogar]

Un fetiche bastante bizarro la verdad

[@mightymite57]

Why don't you put in stainless steel frets?

[@MikeGervasi]

It's sort of confusing. It WAS a sunburst. You stripped it all off only to respray it sunburst, then green, then relic to reveal sunburst. So in effect an old Sunburst with a green respray. WHY not just leave the original color with the imperfections/dings/etc and prep that and spray green? Same or better relic effect IMHO with far less work.

[@evans5172]

Original poly finish was removed in order to spray nitro

[@Andybassguitar]

The original sunburst had a polyurethane coating, so I peeled it off and repainted it with a lacquer sunburst.

[@evans5172]

@@Andybassguitar do you use Instagram Andy

[@davidaylsworth8964]

I guess I take better care of my equipment. I’ve never understood the attraction of “relic” guitars. If you’re looking for a relic, take it on the road for a year. It’s a guaranty that your pristine equipment will look like it bounced around in the back of a van for 10,000 km.

[@mattrogers1946]

Only works with certain types of finishes...🙄

[@michelermitchell]

Totally not realistic finish checking Nitrocellulose cracks in linear lines, that follow the body wood grain direction are what you're looking for...Not the crazed pattern created by the use of Freon as used as the propellant in canned air that makes patterns like a old ceramic dish gets....A sharp single edge shaving razor blade, a few reference photos of actual vintage Fender guitars with weather check lines, combined with some PATIENCE barely scoring the hard cured nitro with linear lines.. A little stain rubbed into the razor scored lines make the lines a bit more visible

[@deandee8082]

you don't want to build up a layer of finish at the edge of the neck pocket, either finish it all evenly or tape it ALL off.. remember the neck heel sits in that pocket and its completely flat where it mates up in the pocket, what's going to happen if you leave a layer of finish build up around the edge of the neck pocket is the neck will not sit complete into the heel pocket, therefore you will sacrifice sustain and tone which = resonance, wood to wood is always best IMHO, no sealer nothing curious why it was strippd it looked great to me? you just devalued it 40% or more

[@Andybassguitar]

テープを貼るとどうしてもテープが反り返ってギターを正面から見たとき塗料の隙間が見えてしまうのです。

[@juanmanuelcayetanobogarin3698]

Para que modificar una guitarra que se veía tan bien *

[@jeffallen3382]

Just me but I i liked it before you stripped the finish off of it. And ues i love reliced guitars. I own 3 strat relics... but tgat green just doesn't look good. Js

[@mattrogers1946]

Cue the stolen valor guys in 3...2..1....🤔

[@patrickkem689]

Enjoyed your video very much. However I could see where some more practice was needed on cutting and slotting the nut Thought I observed an extra high E mark and I did notice a little fret buzz. Double check your frets with a level rocker. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@semiografo]

Too much work for messing everything at the end.

[@giovannozzi]

why?

[@erockscott1184]

Why???