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Best Finish For Swamp Ash. But i actually would first seal up that open pored ash with some filler. Doing the guitar as he describes (beginning around the 5:00 minute point) seems like it has the best hope of allowing me to put a contrasting finish in the grain, with a shot at covering up that last. Good swamp ash is both light and resonant, and generally carries a broad grain that looks great under a translucent finish. I'm curious if anyone wants to share their experience with oil finish on a warmoth roasted ash body. It offers firm lows, pleasant highs, a slightly scooped midrange, and good sustain. I have one on order for a. The thin satin finish over unfilled grain has a nice rich look to it. Hello all, i just ordered an unfinished roasted swamp ash tele body from warmoth and i'm trying to come up with a plan for finishing it. It doesn't chip as easily as a thicker finish, and it wears its age well. I have found it also holds up very well. I’ve got a swamp ash tele body and i’m hoping to do a ceruse type finish but with a artic white body and dark grain. Notably, alder also takes finishes well — with a light brown color and a tight grain that’s only slightly visible, it’s ideal for solid colors rather than the transparent finishes that look so good on ash. I was thinking i’d spray the body white nitro before grain filling, then fill.

Hello all, i just ordered an unfinished roasted swamp ash tele body from warmoth and i'm trying to come up with a plan for finishing it. I'm curious if anyone wants to share their experience with oil finish on a warmoth roasted ash body. I’ve got a swamp ash tele body and i’m hoping to do a ceruse type finish but with a artic white body and dark grain. The thin satin finish over unfilled grain has a nice rich look to it. I have one on order for a. I was thinking i’d spray the body white nitro before grain filling, then fill. It offers firm lows, pleasant highs, a slightly scooped midrange, and good sustain. I have found it also holds up very well. It doesn't chip as easily as a thicker finish, and it wears its age well. Doing the guitar as he describes (beginning around the 5:00 minute point) seems like it has the best hope of allowing me to put a contrasting finish in the grain, with a shot at covering up that last.

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Best Finish For Swamp Ash It offers firm lows, pleasant highs, a slightly scooped midrange, and good sustain. Good swamp ash is both light and resonant, and generally carries a broad grain that looks great under a translucent finish. Hello all, i just ordered an unfinished roasted swamp ash tele body from warmoth and i'm trying to come up with a plan for finishing it. I have one on order for a. I was thinking i’d spray the body white nitro before grain filling, then fill. Doing the guitar as he describes (beginning around the 5:00 minute point) seems like it has the best hope of allowing me to put a contrasting finish in the grain, with a shot at covering up that last. It offers firm lows, pleasant highs, a slightly scooped midrange, and good sustain. I have found it also holds up very well. I'm curious if anyone wants to share their experience with oil finish on a warmoth roasted ash body. But i actually would first seal up that open pored ash with some filler. The thin satin finish over unfilled grain has a nice rich look to it. Notably, alder also takes finishes well — with a light brown color and a tight grain that’s only slightly visible, it’s ideal for solid colors rather than the transparent finishes that look so good on ash. It doesn't chip as easily as a thicker finish, and it wears its age well. I’ve got a swamp ash tele body and i’m hoping to do a ceruse type finish but with a artic white body and dark grain.