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I've just started shooting lacquer om my latest build. It has a slotted headstock. I'm having a really hard time trying to get the insides of the slots coated without getting runs and sags on the outside face of the headstock. Could some of you give me some tips for doing this??
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Rag the finish into the slots. Remember it does not need to be as thick in the slots as these are low wear areas.MichaelP38812.609849537
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