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That's funny. Hey, are you still liking the 10-20?

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Uhhhh..... Hesh, looks like you've got too much time on your hands, now that the #2 L-00 is about done. Maybe you ought to start another guitar?

On the other hand, it does look like that ol' (Yamaha, is it?) thing has too much weight on the headstock with all those tuners on it. Coupla passes under some 10-grit oughta take care of it!

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I feared the worst reading the title

But glad it's only a factory guitar

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Uhhh .. if you are trying to dress the frets, try putting in in the other side up ... Thats the way I do it

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You can wrap that drum with a couple of old diapers, load it up with polish compound, fun it through a few times and buff that finish out nicely.

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Is that a new way to sand the neck??

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I've had that same problem with 12 string guitars, they always stick. Try 40 grit and feed a little slower.

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I agree with you Hesh... That guitar needs some refinishing... Ever think about painting the top black!?...

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