Why You Should Paint Your Own Guitar (And Why You Can!)
Every guitarist dreams of an instrument that's a true statement piece. But what if that guitar is the one you already own? This is your call to action to stop...
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Every guitarist dreams of an instrument that's a true statement piece. But what if that guitar is the one you already own? This is your call to action to stop...
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The finish on your guitar is more than just colour—it affects its feel, durability, and how it ages. But should you use nitrocellulose, acrylic, or polyurethane? We dive deep into...
Read MoreA full-body paisley wrap is a different beast from a small headstock transfer — you're handling a decal the size of a guitar body. We cover the cuts, the soak,...
Read MoreIf you don't fancy buying a buffer for one project, the hand polishing kit gets you to a mirror finish with elbow grease and three compounds. We walk through wet-sanding,...
Read MoreThixotropic grain filler stays put until you spread it, then flows into the pores — useful stuff if you've ever wrestled with a runny filler. We walk through application, the...
Read MorePatchy clouds, dark spots, banding — metallic finishes punish bad technique. We cover the spray distance, light-pass approach, and clear-coat sequence that get you an even, mirror-smooth metallic on a...
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Waterslide decals look fantastic on a finished guitar — if you apply them properly. We walk through the whole process: soaking, sliding, positioning, smoothing out air bubbles, and burying the...
Read MoreSpotted a milky haze in your fresh nitro coat? That's blooming — moisture trapped in the lacquer as it dries. We explain what causes it, why humid days are the...
Read MoreSending us artwork for custom waterslide decals? Get it to us in PSD, AI, PDF, or PNG and we're sorted. JPGs, Word docs, and Corel files cause problems — here's...
Read MoreWaterslide decals are paper-thin transfers that slide off a backing sheet and bond to your project, then disappear under a clear coat. We explain how they work, why luthiers, restorers,...
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