Update on the deconstruction of the ZW LPC " Chibson " ( Oct. 4, 2024 )

[@papablue3015]

I did a tru-oil explorer guitar! Looks amazing! I've refinished many guitars in different ways!🤘

[@Terry3Gs]

I bet ... again MANY years ago when I started to explore refinishing a guitar ... I looked at many technicques & finishes. As I said in the video .. the regulations by goverments on chemicles in finishing/paint products makes it difficult to come by. I do agree though ... as much as its a long process .. a french polished applied Tru-Oil looks sharp on a instrument with alot of figure in its wood !! :)

[@patrickshannon4516]

Wow I need a good wall decoration is it for sale?😅

[@AlaskanRockstar]

🤟

[@KarlSheridan]

Very interesting to see the guitar sanded back. What’s your plans for a finish terry

[@Terry3Gs]

probly water based wood dye with a sealer overtop ... will be ALOT thinner on sealer then when I got it in trade .. I think between sealer/paint/top coat .. there had to be like 20mm+ of it all over it !! I've left most of the neck with the original amount on it .. ha

[@SearchingForTone]

Im going to do a charles75 special on this bum squier debut telecaster that I got back return to sender

[@SearchingForTone]

Id go 2 tone

[@Ottophil]

Justins cheap guitars and reviews beat you to this. He took a belt sander to it

[@Terry3Gs]

@@Ottophil Ty for the view n response.. but my point is as stated there not ALL the same underneath

[@rodnyg7952]

it's nice and all to refinish the thing, but it's superficial. All that has nothing to do with the cheap materials, construction & shoddy alignment/warping issues that will eventually occur as a result. A well constructed instrument is much more than just looks. In fact, looks are way at the bottom of a list for any actual working musician who needs reliable tools

[@Terry3Gs]

exactly !!