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sbrown4292
PostPosted: Thu Feb 16, 2012 12:22 pm 
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First name: Stephen
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City: Fort Collins
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Two quick questions:
I want to put a label inside my guitar. Anyone know a source for pre-made blank labels?
Can anyone recommend a good source for French Polish DVD?
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Freeman
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I make my labels with MS Word and print them on nice beige paper (my company's letter stock). With Word you can do borders, any font you want, import graphic - pretty simple. I put the s/n on each one, save it, then when I build another, bump the s/n and print it out.

As far as FP instructions, there are a bunch of Youtubes, Google is your friend. There is also a dvd at StewMac and I think at LMI also.
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Dan Pennington
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For the best and easiest french polishing process, go to Robbie O'Brien's online classic guitar building course.
http://www.obrienguitars.com/?page_id=84
You can buy all of it or just the finishing section. He does the whole finish in real time.
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johnparchem
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penndan wrote:
For the best and easiest french polishing process, go to Robbie O'Brien's online classic guitar building course.
http://www.obrienguitars.com/?page_id=84
You can buy all of it or just the finishing section. He does the whole finish in real time.


Plus 1 on Robbie's FP section out of the classical guitar course. It is the clearest, most devoid of magic, straight forward method I have watched. You get to watch him FP the entire guitar including all of the tricky areas.

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