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linthat22 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 18, 2025 10:50 am I think it'd be wise if I use a scrap piece of wood first lol

I was about to go whole hog on this thing.

Always a good idea to practice on scrap. Though I didn't, because I'm a moron.

My understanding is that tung oil is its own sealer. The way I've used it is to just raise the grain a few times with either pre-treatment or just damp towels, fine sand, repeat a few times until you're satisfied it's not raising anymore, then wipe down with a tack cloth and apply the oil in thin co...

No solid recommendation other than I've had some tung oil finished guitars I really, REALLY loved handling. Just wanna say that's a really cool looking body.

Very cool, man. Vocals are the stand-out here, but the guitars sound nice and fat too.

Cool. I've always dug the HR cleans. Congrats, man.

Fantastic, man. Love the tones and playing, and your mix, as always, is pure polish and awesome.

Congrats, man. If you found a godly speaker match, that makes it a keeper.

Good on ya for helping the little man through his health issues and working to keep him happy. Dogs can be so much work, but every bit you put into them seems to get repaid a million times over.

Thanks, guys. Looks nice man!! I need to do the same to my studio. Totally worth it taking the time to organize the room. I need to do the same thing in my studio. It's a mess in there right now and it's stressing me out. Not to mention I can't ever find shit in there. If I used the amount of time I...

Congrats, man.