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Martin Turner
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Nice looking guitar there Bob,

Glad to hear youve had success with the Hard Shellac. Might give it a try on the classical currently under construction.

Cheers Martin
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Nice work, Bob!

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That is an unbelievable lookin finish for only two coats!! I nee to investigate this product a lil. Beautiful guitar (love the ab rosette!)
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That really IS a fine-looking dread.
And my, what a finish!

I also like the guitar stand in your back yard. That's way cool.

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