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Super great information! You may not be able to answer this, but say if instead of a nitro top coat you wanted to do a Spray Max 2k top coat. Would you use a pre catalyzed sanding sealer (like Mohawk for instance) and then apply 2k using basically same procedures as shown here?

setnecks are such bullshit. all they are is a bolt on neck that's glued. build a neck through or a bolt on not some half assed thing.. oh and his pocket wasnt to tight it was fine.

grain filler almost empty.. you need more enemies

Beautiful, beautiful instrument. Hope you enjoy it for years to come.

I'm disappointed there is no narrative explaining what you are doing and why. There is a lot of information being left out about the process.

Thanks for an excellent video! Thanks for being so thorough. I love how you explain every step clearly and in depth. Nice looking instrument.

Love the colour and finish

good lord get your self a drill press !!!!

I'm duplicating your "Lemon Fade" finish on a flame maple top. Can you please advise what dyes were used? The pink over purple treatment you did here makes good sense. Is there a color you recommend to "top off" the lemon fade? Any coaching you could provide would help a lot. Thanks!

I'm attempting my first build and stumbled upon your highly interesting and informative video! Now all I have to do is decide what color to use, deep purple or cherry burst??

For the people complaining about commentary, he has a link to his full video with commentary in the description😂

Thats perfectly pretty

Is he doing a mat finish

Are u sanding between coats

When spray painting, make your first coat very light and leave it until it tacks up (tack coat) before spraying your second coat. Then when you spray your second coat, you can really flood it. If you don’t do a tack coat first you can only spray light coats and it makes getting a high build gloss finish really difficult. Also don’t finish your passes over the body itself, change directions upon an imaginary surface beyond the object you are painting.

Many thanks for this thoroughly detailed video demonstrating how to stain & lacquer. It is by far the most in-depth explanation I've come across on RUclips. Now I feel confident to give it a go. Cheers to you, sir!

Holy shit, you hand carved the top. I cannot imagine that amount of work. Definitely a labor of love. Liked and subscribed.

Hi! Love your work! May I ask how much di you wait in between coats?

Hi, can you help me? I want to do really light grey on flame maple LP - to let show the wood of the color. What should I use for the light grey? Thank you! 👍🏻

We need to see the guitar finished with its hardware on. But thanks.

Why are you using a sharpie instead of a watermark printed serial number? Thanks by the way on the tutorial of using Rose on top of the purple. Really made a difference!

Thank you for this video. Very informative.

How to get this color? 😍

Do you have a Finished video? I'd like to see the final.

Wow, phenomenal job! Thank you for taking us along on your journey. I learned a TON from this and will be watching again while taking notes so I can incorporate your many pearls of wisdom into finishing my latest build. Appreciated :D

I have to TOTALLY AGREE with comments regarding no commentary on what you were doing! Hard to learn without instructions. Couldn't even finish the clip, there was no point. It's like watching someone prepare/cook a delectable dish but they don't tell you how it's done; you have to guess.

Stunning guitar! I currently have a hollow body LP type on my bench waiting to be carved. I'm loving your channel!

Thanks for inviting us into your shop.

Promo-SM 😩

I need to know what guitar kit that is

i can only dream if having one... New Sub here🙏

What did u use to clean around neck area after gluing.

What did you use as your clear coat? A 2k urethane? polyester?

Detailed and very informative. Pro tip additional comments is secret sauce stuff rarely given in "How to" videos of this nature. Beautifully finished product with instructional narrative, concise and well delivered.

Awesome results! Burst turned out amazing

I'd probably drop it a couple times while using the buffing wheel 🫣

What type of dye do you recommend? Ive seen Analine, water soluble powders, etc. Also, do you have a video on how to cut inlays?

Can you recommend any cheaper alternative to the LPH80 for a hobbyist?

Hmmm... not much of a talker

If you dont mind me asking. What brand of dye are you using?

Bro!!! The clamp directly on the frets? Are you nuts?

Blue is primary color.

what type of lacquer you use hire please thanks

Cool! What do you spray before buffing?

Thanks for the education! Mentally preparing myself to paint a StewMac LP kit and was looking for exactly this kind of detail. I appreciate you talking us through the issues. Following. Cheers!

The guitar turned our very nice, unfortunately I was not able to learn anything due to lack of commentary. An explanation of the process and materials you used would have been very helpful. I fast forwarded to the end and it turned out beautiful. I was just expecting more of a teaching video which I realized that was not your intent. Great work though.

Sry I‘m a totally newie on that. What kind of dye is that? Oil dye, wood dye, water dye?

What purple stain did you use.

Excellent work and stunning finish. Just when gluing the neck I would have have placed a block on the fretboard before clamping rather than clamp directly onto the frets themselves.

Great work.