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it was a surprise to me when the sap wood whitish spots disappear after the black oil based polishing was done,I've always had trouble with sap wood great video thanks
Works just the same as an oil finish on stain really :) although I explained the product a bit wrong as Osmo is a wax finish, nonetheless same logic applies
it was a surprise to me when the sap wood whitish spots disappear after the black oil based polishing was done,I've always had trouble with sap wood great video thanks
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Nice job
Would be nice to see the results.
There is actually a demo video and a full spec rundown video of the finished guitar in the "Guitar Demoes" playlist :)
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Fixed it!😅
I would have thought the oil based stain shot would not have mixed well with the water-based stunning stain?
Works just the same as an oil finish on stain really :) although I explained the product a bit wrong as Osmo is a wax finish, nonetheless same logic applies
What wood is the guitar made of?
It has a birch body, ash top, maple/beech neck, and a rosewood fretboard
@@IPGuitars ooh thank you so much the stain looks great! May I know what type of stain it is?
Thanks! Yeah for this I used Crimson Guitars Stunning Stains