I just finished building this for a customer. It is guitar build #14 for me and the first left handed guitar I have made. It is a slight shame that I cannot give this guitar a good playing before shipping it out!
I used Pre-Catalyzed Lacquer for the first time. In the past I have usually used nitrocellulose and I have also used Tru Oil a few times. I enjoyed the 7 day cure time of the pre cat that's for sure. The only negative that I encountered was that the cured pre cat lacquer tends to want to chip out much easier when drilling - for example when you are re drilling tuning key holes, bridge post holes, electronic holes or strap button holes. I think that this is because pre cat lacquer hardens tougher and less flexible and this leaves it more prone to chipping.
The guitar has a 7.25" vintage fender fingerboard radius with 21 frets. It is a full neck through body design and I tried to all but eliminate a neck heel as to allow full access to all frets. The neck and center block are one solid piece of cherrywood. The wings are mahogany and the top wood is also cherrywood. Custom aluminum pickguard, truss rod cover and tremolo cover. On/off mini switches for each pickup.
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What did you use for the white color?