Starting over - Refinishing Project - Part 10 (Fesley Kit Guitar)

And... we have color.
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Refinishing Project (Fesley DIY Kit Guitar)

Starting Over - Refinishing Project (Fesley DIY Kit)

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[stevecooper]

Ted, it's Coop, go buddy!
Lookin good!👍🏻

[stevenkelkey]

Looks great! Its been a long journey! Rock on 👍🎸

[j-man]

Hey it's orange! Nice. Way to not give up!❤

[bikemikesguitartopics]

Okay this is the middle part and the start of color. Take it outside and look at it in the sunlight using the reflection from all different angles to determine where you need to work it. The Scotch Brite will get the bugs off. I'm guessing by the setup you don't have a garage. You need to pay attention to the temperature requirements for the paint as well. There will be temperature constraints for using the paint listed on the cans. If you must spray outside do it at the warmest part of the day and make sure your paint has been kept inside where it's warmer so that when you spray it it mists better thereby providing a much nicer coverage. Once you do that, bring it inside right away so that the evening bugs are not attracted by the paint. Tomorrow apply 3 even a coats 10 minutes apart