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Mark Tripp
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I know several folks use Bois De Rose for fingerboards and think it is great stuff. Would it also be suitable for bridges?

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Absolutely.

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pix anyone?
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What Howard and Shawn said.

It's great stuff, tho' I've got no pix of it. Sorry Terry.

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