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Laquer Finish ? what color would you order

Post by GARYPHILLIPS »

Hey Guys,if you was to order new all wood laquer finish Steel Guitar,what color would you order.would it be one color tone or two color tone,if you have pic of it let us see it.Soon as my new Desert Rose Steel Guitar done I will pose it on here Thanks Gary
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Probably a Blue~Darlin'
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I agree with Kevin, shes a beauty!
In fact, I've already talked to Ron Lashley Jr. about the possibility of building me a new D-10 LeGrande II this same color. NR

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Natural....
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Then like this:
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Hey Cool Nick and Kevin and of course I'll have to agree....but you know what my next Fulawka would be if'n I had the money to do it??ha..
Natural birdseye top..with "Blue" Aprons and necks....ah..ha....wouldn't that look beautiful?
And whoever you get to finish this..Make sure they Bleach the Birdseye and then again and possibly again....as Birdseye Maple is the HARDEST wood to stain Blue without it turning...>as Ed and I discussed this at great lengths before we went for it....and that Blue fulawka you see up there will NEVER turn colors and I can almost bet ya that 90% of them Will...>so if you ask nicely; Ed Fulawka may give ya his secret....>but I wouldn't...ha Image Image Image Image
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Ok...so I didn't get my pic to post! Ricky, Darvin has a Williams with the natural top & blue aprons or maybe reversed. Fabulous looking guitar but then "it's a Williams" Image
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My new Desert Rose steel guitar it have a tiger wood front birdseye top and necks. with pearl inlay body and neck.color it is yellow & brown sunburst Chuck sent me a pic just body with finish on it I think it looks great,

I also think the Blue Darlin is a beauty.

Did anyone see Ed Fulawka other steel on this post pedal steel with gold hardwear.great lookin steel maybe someone bring that pic over here,so everyone can see it Thanks Gary
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Oh you mean this ONE??
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How about my Desert rose guitar with maple top and teal front, and Gary that Falawka guitar is really a sweeeeeet guitar, nice finish. steveb.
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Hey Ricky that the one,I think wood bodys finish are back as soon i get my new Desert Rose Steel, hey for 2400.00 I'm going to put my order agan, Gary.
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hey Ricky, I bump up Desert Rose Steel guitar post, can bring that pic of Chuck guitar over here with red front and maple top.i think everyone that has wood body finish steel guitar should post it on here so when some one to order a all wood body finish, this would give them something to think about,in ordering a new steel.Thanks Gary
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Someone had this on the Forum awhile back.
They don't come much nicer I think.


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Post by Terry Sneed »

I like the color Jay just posted. But I think I like the blue best. either a pretty blue, or a red, like the color in Ricky's other post. I don't like two-tone.

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WEll you can see them all in the HOUSE OF WOOD
As that is what that section of my Website was designed for....>so take your pick..ha.
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Hey Jay, my new steel will look some think like that but more yellow and to brown, that a great lookin steel the inlay nice also.Gary
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Then there's this "Blue Burst" that was posted
here on the Forum a few months back.

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Hey Jay, that is a really nice looking steel,
great finish, wonder how many layers of Lacquer was used? steveb.
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Drool Drool Drool. over the blue Fessenden.
Niceeeeeeeece. steveb.
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Steven, 16 to 20 coats, sanded after every 4 coats and finally buffed to approx. 2-3 mil. thickness on both of the Fessys
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Believe it or not, I get alot of positive comments on the GREEN MACHINE!

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I think this is the first lacquer cabinet Fessy, cabinet by Dick Miller, 1995.

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Hey Gary Phillips, did you check out Nick's
Emmons guitar, whew!!!!!!! what a color.
facinating piece of wood. It's Amazing how guys like Chuck back of Desert rose guitars,
Ed Falawka of Falawaka guitars, and Fessenden
guitars take pride in these master pieces, almost forgot pedalmaster guitars too. We need a museum to keep these fine guitars on display, thanks Ricky for posting House of wood. steveb.
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RED!! What ELSE?? Not only 'cause it's my favorite color but,THEY SOUND BETTER,too!! Image


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Del Mullen produces some mighty fine masterpiece's himself. I've got a SD-12 lacquer finish Purpleheart apron with an inlayed cross in the middle and PH neck and maple top. And a lacquer finish sun-burst D-10 coming to the OSGA show Memorial Day weekend in Tulsa, OK. Can't wait to see it either.
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