Wed Jul 05, 2017 12:17 pm
Here's an ASAT Classic Bluesboy Semi-Hollow in Jet Black over swamp ash, double wood binding, creme guard, rosewood board, Light Tint Satin neck finish.
CLF1703207 is headed to G&L Premier Dealer MusicStoreLive.com
Wed Jul 05, 2017 12:49 pm
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Thu Jul 06, 2017 5:34 am
Thu Jul 06, 2017 6:37 am
FZTNT wrote:... Normally, don't they stain the wood binding a bit? I don't think that would work here though.
Tom
Wood Binding is an uncolored clear band of finish around the perimeter of the front of the body.
The effect is particularly stunning on instruments with maple tops.
Taped before color coat, do the color, remove tape, scrape natural area to dial it in, spray clear coat. It just takes time to do it well.
Thu Jul 06, 2017 10:57 am
Craig wrote:FZTNT wrote:... Normally, don't they stain the wood binding a bit? I don't think that would work here though.
Tom
No, the standard option is called "Natural Wood Binding". G&L describes it as:Wood Binding is an uncolored clear band of finish around the perimeter of the front of the body.
The effect is particularly stunning on instruments with maple tops.Taped before color coat, do the color, remove tape, scrape natural area to dial it in, spray clear coat. It just takes time to do it well.
The color variation is due to the wood type of the exposed area.
See this post: Examples of Natural Wood Binding ....
AFAIK, only the ASAT Trinity Special Edition has a gun-oil tinted wood binding.
Thu Jul 06, 2017 11:48 am
Thu Jul 06, 2017 12:11 pm
FZTNT wrote:Craig wrote:FZTNT wrote:... Normally, don't they stain the wood binding a bit? I don't think that would work here though.
Tom
No, the standard option is called "Natural Wood Binding". G&L describes it as:Wood Binding is an uncolored clear band of finish around the perimeter of the front of the body.
The effect is particularly stunning on instruments with maple tops.Taped before color coat, do the color, remove tape, scrape natural area to dial it in, spray clear coat. It just takes time to do it well.
The color variation is due to the wood type of the exposed area.
See this post: Examples of Natural Wood Binding ....
AFAIK, only the ASAT Trinity Special Edition has a gun-oil tinted wood binding.
Maybe I;m just thinking of this one particular guitar, which I own and the only one I have with natural binding.
This looks like they shot the lighter of the two colors in the burst, taped it and then finished up with the red and some clear coat. It looks great on this guitar but it's a very special guitar and just the right proportion of accent.
Tom