

I am itching to keep going but I NOW think there is merit in letting KTM-9 harden over the following weeks... just like it explains in the instructions.
Time taken :
Tools used :
AU$'s spent
This blog is kept mainly for my recall about the construction of my guitars. On this latest build, I am challenging myself with knowledge and skills - it does not has to be as hard as I am currently displaying. There may be general information that will assist others making guitars but every reader needs to keep in mind that I have next to no knowledge of guitar construction. Any information that you obtain from this site should be checked against more reliable sources. Enjoy.
2 comments:
Ted,
That looks great.You are obviously happy with the KTM-9.
I was thinking about French Polish on mine,but seeing how yours has come out, I am giving it a second thought.
Greg,
I honestly don't think you can go wrong with this KTM-9 stuff. Remember I know nothing about finishing wood products and I am over the moon with the finish... My only complaint to date is that it is soft but that most likely has more to do with me rushing rather than the product.
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