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PostPosted: Mon Dec 18, 2006 1:58 pm 
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I’m just putting the finishing touches on a curly maple bound guitar. The fretboard was bound in maple as well.

Before the guitar was sprayed I sealed the top of the fretboard binding with thin CA. Any thoughts on what I should use to finish the top of the binding, i.e. lacquer, more CA, shellac?

Thoughts and advice are most appreciated.Anthony Z39069.9170138889


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Anthony,

I assume you're no longer in Houston?
Anyway, I always paint a coat or two of lacquer on that bit of maple. Our local craft store has those tiny little brushes that are perfect for laying down a fine line of lacquer. If you stray on over to the board, a razor blade cleans it right off.

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Thanks Steve -- much appreciated!

Houston -- Thankfully my weekly commute that I was doing for a couple of months is done for the year and I can now spend more time with family. I might even get a guitar finished.

Must admit Houston was starting to grow on me -- good folks down there.


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Anthony,
I haven't done as many as Steve, but I used a glue brush to lay down a coat of shellac, and it worked just fine.


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