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by bennash - 06/07/26 09:34 PM
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Hi Jean! As always, thanks for checking out the progress. As far as the painting goes, there's LOTs of spots that look like they've been missed. I assure you that at one time they were all completely covered. Had I had more paint, I could have put on enough layers to cover and make it look new, but I ran out of paint after the second coat, and the goal was to spend as little as possible, so I went for the opposite look, make it as old looking as possible, hence the worn to the wood spots. Actually, I like that look better. Harp guitars are nothing new, and have been around for quite some time - though electric ones are more unusual.
I'm so close to being finished, yet I have to go away for the week (leaving in 6 hours) and I'm not sure if it will be completed before I go. Still deciding if I should take it with me and work on it while away or not.
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