
then I taped up the fingerboard to keep off the varnish and sprayed a few coats on the rest. Now we see the walnut grain start to sho up and a little bearclaw figure on the top too.......


once it's dry it can be sanded out and started again.
Delighted (and surprised) to say, no such problems here!!!!!


you know I really do think it's a possibility.........

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