The workshop is now humidity and temperature controlled.
Humidity isn't often a major problem in the UK as its fairly stable (unlike parts of the US where it can be a real issue) but its something worth having as I have more 'scratch build' wood in storage nowadays.
The extra heating is appreciated at the moment too!
Monday, 29 November 2010
Wednesday, 17 November 2010
Here's a beautiful SG, great to play - typical big warm tone of an SG.
It came into the workshop recently for a re-spray, but it needed a good bit more than that! It's had an interesting history, owned by Jonny Marr originally, then by Haven in the nineties, and found its way to its current owner through friends. It was painted white with Dulux gloss (ouch) on top of a nasty layer of silver on top of the original cherry. There was a huge break across the control cavity that had been filled with epoxy many moons ago and a headstock break t' boot!
Its looking sweet now though, and its ready for the next adventure! Ka-Pow!
Saturday, 2 October 2010
Ye-ouch!
Thursday, 9 September 2010
Adding extra inlay dots
Monday, 2 August 2010
Virtuoso Guitar Polish is here!
Just in, the best polish I've ever used on a nitro finish guitar! Great for Gibson's that have gone a bit sticky and cloudy. I came across this stuff a little while ago and have been using ever since, there's nothing out there that I've ever used that comes close to this stuff, its amazing!
I have the cleaner and the polish, the cleaner is great for taking the grubby goo left behind buy guitar stands that seem to react to the Gibson nitro cellulose, then polish up and forget it ever happened! This is the closest thing to a miracle cure I've found for all these problems, well worth the investment.
Look here for customer comments (from the manufacturers website), and here for a review from Muscians Hotline.
Bottles are £12.99 each, or one of each for £25. If you cant drop into the shop to get yourself some, p&p is £2.50 for the first bottle, £4 for two.
Friday, 30 July 2010
Strat Trem arm snapped? Remove the snapped piece?
Lots of people with Strats etc have had the surprising experience of snapping the trem bar off, leaving the threaded end inside the tremolo...wondering how you get it out!?
This one came out with a bit of good old-fashioned persuasion...very satisfying!
If this happens to you, drop the guitar into us and we'll do our level best to do the same for you. We can't promise it'll always work but its worth a try!
Tuesday, 27 July 2010
tasty 1960's P Bass
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