UV finish on rosewoods

[SoundslikeaDuck]

Originally Posted by mirwa

I'm in Australia

Steve

Bummer for me, I appreciate you sharing the knowledge you have garnered. I would love to use Australian MOP in a call. Y'all have .250 thick slabs?

[SoundslikeaDuck]

Originally Posted by KingCavalier

Here's to you for not naming "the guy" just add him to your list of unreliable sources.

SA

Do I just write off my property too?

[mirwa]

Originally Posted by SoundslikeaDuck

Bummer for me, I appreciate you sharing the knowledge you have garnered. I would love to use Australian MOP in a call. Y'all have .250 thick slabs?

Currently I am smashed workload wise, without a word of a lie, I have around 140ish instruments in for repair and mounting daily as we come up to christmas.

If you want to ship one to me to try to it out for you, happy too, but for all of them you would have to wait until the new year, then I'm happy to do them, if your willing to ship them.

Steve

[SoundslikeaDuck]

Originally Posted by mirwa

Currently I am smashed workload wise, without a word of a lie, I have around 140ish instruments in for repair and mounting daily as we come up to christmas.

If you want to ship one to me to try to it out for you, happy too, but for all of them you would have to wait until the new year, then I'm happy to do them, if your willing to ship them.

Steve

Thanks Steve, much appreciated. I believe, after speaking to American Ultraviolet, I will give it a go on my own.

[mirwa]

Cool cool.

Steve

[SoundslikeaDuck]

Originally Posted by mirwa

Cool cool.

Steve

Thanks! So now I have a member of this forum with one of my calls that won't return my calls or texts. I solicited help on this forum and the individual replied that they would give it a go. Sent the call and the one time this individual answered the phone was concerning the call had arrived safely. I had to initiate that contact. WaS TOLD RESULTS IN A WEEK OR SO, but crickets since my property arrived. No contact, updates or fuc u.

[mirwa]

I cannot comment on what's being done elsewhere etc.

For me...... To spray and cure one call, as you do not want it gel'd or sanded is around 6 minutes of work, that's mainly waiting for the UV lamp to heat up and come to temp, it's a pretty easy job to do.

I have had taylor guitars booked in, arrived taken out of the box, repaired and uv cleared and back in ther afternoons mail run.

Uv is truly a great product for fast turn around.

Steve

[SoundslikeaDuck]

So I have samples of chemistry and a demo light on the way to give it a go myself. Thanks for all the help!

[KingCavalier]

Originally Posted by SoundslikeaDuck

Do I just write off my property too?

Sorry Duck, I didn't realize someone had your property. I thought you were looking for services.

[mirwa]

Selling them?

Steve

[mirwa]

Mate, I know its been a while, but how did you end up going with getting these finished.

Are you selling them, did you want to do a deal?

Steve