Fender Mexico Stratocaster Refinish Make it a pink guitar!

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I refinished a friend's Fender Mexico Stratocaster.
It turned out a little different, but I think it turned out pretty much like this.

All lacquer, of course! It's the same lacquer I've always used, so it'll get more old school as time goes on... I'm sure!
I'll let you know how it looks after a few years.

It's been a while since I refinished a regular paint job.
It's been about a year since I've done one.

The image I received was of an aluminum pickguard, so I simply said, "Let's make a pickguard out of machined aluminum," and it was very difficult.

Pink, pink, pink, and strawberry milk.
And surf green. Surf green, surf blue, and other light colors are popular.
In my opinion.
It's a hard color for painters, though.
It turned out nice.

Also, I got a friend to play it for me. I did it!
There are a lot of guitars I've tinkered with there, so please check it out.

Thank you very much for your request. Thanks again!

友人のFender Mexico Stratocasterをリフィニッシュさせていただきました。
ちょっと違う雰囲気になったけど大体こんな感じになったかな。

ギタリスト金子シュンノスケ

もちろんオールラッカー！いつものラッカーなので、時間経過に連れオールドっぽい雰囲気になる・・・はず！
何年後かお伝えできればなと思います。

普通の塗装のリフィニッシュは久々ですね。1年ぶりくらい。
おやすみしてる・・・のですが、色々と条件を飲んでいただくとやることもあります・・・時折。

もらったイメージがアルミピックガードっぽかったんで簡単にじゃあアルミの削り出しでピックガードつくりますか〜なんていったもんだからものすごく大変でした。

ピンクですよピンク、時代はイチゴミルクです。
あとサーフグリーン。サーフブルーとか、淡い色合いが流行ってますね。
(僕の中で)
塗装する人にとっては辛い色ですが。
いい感じに仕上がりました。

また、友人に弾いてもらっちゃいました。やったぜ。
僕がいじらせてもらったギターいっぱい出てるので是非見てください。

ご依頼ありがとうございました。またよろしくどうぞ！

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jeez, i never realized how thick that paint is

etau

I really like the work that you do. I am very impressed, and am going to try out a few of your techniques on my own guitars. Every so often I will find somebody who is a breath of fresh air in terms of working on guitars and you are absolutely in this category for me. Thank you for sharing. It's greatly appreciated!

fulltiltgonzales

I never knew how much I needed this video until I watched it

BigBoi

That’s look like a brand new guitar....redone a brand new guitar is insane! But when the result is as beautiful as that, I would do the same. Amazing work!

endyprasetyo

The workmanship is like the fender custom shop, amazing Andy

lukecuxton

Great video & great paint job! Leo Fender perfected this "bolt-on neck" design LONG ago. However, having built a bunch of these Mexi-Strats, I can say that replacing the stamped saddles with solid brass or stainless steel units is a super improvement. They sound better and are FAR more comfortable. Also, that metal pickguard will shield the pick-ups better against noise. Lining the body routings with copper tape will complete the job. It will help reduce hum & noise noticeably. Finally, I always add a body protector under the neck plate. They save the body from being dented or getting paint cracks. In some cases, they improve low- and mid-range attack.

dfgivens

Wonderful camera work and editing. I loved that rendition of 'I Want You Back'

TheWGLOVER

Love your channel !! I really like how you record the process without the distracting music like other channels do. Very calming and insightful and your work is amazing. Thank you.

tacotele

Very therapeutic and satisfying to watch. Thinking about having this done to my MIJ 62 reissue strat (currently finished in a sunburst poly) and having it refinished with nitro in either the same sunburst or aged Olympic white

blindhtownkilla

Great video. Really nicely edited.

And that guitar looks amazing.

Dead-Eye

This is the first guitar repaint video I have seen without obvious wood grain showing through or other defects. Nice work!

MrQaspok

Hey man, thank you for the videos. They are both entertaining and educational.

deadspeak

Color is so so...video however is top notch and your work is IMPECIBLE!

mam

Just a note to anyone else wanting to do this. If all you're after is a color change, a poly finish can take paint quite well as long as it is fine sanded a little so the new paint can stick. There's not need to go through all the work of stripping it back and then prepping it, and the bonus is you already have a very smooth finish to start with as a base.

brin

I'm glad the paint came off so easily on your body, but for anyone wanting to try this, try not to pull up on the paint too much. I heated mine up, it was coming up just fine and then a splinter pulled up along the grain and ruined my plans to do a burst. It doesn't take much, as I pulled the loose piece of wood off the paint. I found it best to push instead of pulling up. Learn from my stupid mistake!

maksqwe