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Man that set is dark compared to most Myrtle

Oh good job bud MichaelP39056.4082638889


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Looking great, Hesh! What finish is this one? How many coats do these pics represent? He sure does a great job.

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Wow.... That is a beaut Hesh....

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Just Superb my friend, I love that tiger myrtle!!!

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[QUOTE=MichaelP] Man that set is dark compared to most Myrtle..[/QUOTE]

It's not typical Myrtle as we have in the States. And the dark spots are from a fungus that invades the pores, giving it that spotted cat look. It's a fairly pinkish wood without all the brown thoufh, more similar to our myrtle.

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Looks great, Hesh!

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Hesh, that's lookin' great!


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WOOO HOO HOO HOO! HEY Bro, that's looking awesome!


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Man, Hesh, that's making me weak in the knees!
My set should be here in a week. Can hardly wait!

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That is really beautiful wood. Gonna be a dandy, Hesh.

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Sweet! The neck matches beautifully!

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Just lovely. It must be agonizing to have it so close to being done. Can't wait for the final unveiling.

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Looks great Hesh! Love that wood and the shape of that L1Loo

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Hesh -- That is outstanding! I simply cannot wait to try it out!

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Looks great. I cannot wait to see the black top. That will be striking!!!!

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dude, that guitar rocks!!

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Spec-dang-tacular!!!


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Lookin fine Hesh!


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Lookin sensational!

I love watching the wood come to life!

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just an awesome job. i think i have to consider having tony do my brazilian, do you send it to him finished with 220 grit, do you seal or does he do the entire process? think i will definatley send him my job. can paint in the winter time. and even if i could i dont think i have been all that successful with finish work.


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What an outstanding back! It really popped with a finish. Very well done, Hesh. There will be another beautiful guitar in your living room very shortly!

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Fantastic! I love that disapearing binding on the back... That is very very cool!

That zoot sure is wiked looking! I'm really looking forward to seeing that black top...

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Hmmmmm Tiger Myrtle tis very nice indeed, cannot wait to get a sound report.

Looks great Hesh.

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