325 surprise for Xmas

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325 surprise for Xmas

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For the last few months I've had my black re-finished '64 325 (Rose Morris export model) in pieces wondering how I could go about getting it back to the original fireglo. Over the holidays I finally got the courage to try a method of removing refinish without taking off the original Ric paintwork, that was described to me by a luthier friend. I was pretty doubtful but it actually worked astoundingly well. Fortunately the original finish was only lightly sanded then undercoated. After a polish up, and the original parts put back in place, the Fireglo is back and looking great. I still keep going back to look at it in disbelief....
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Glen: Truly the best ornament you could have next to your tree this Christmas. Merry Christmas and congratulations on a great job.
Life, as with music, often requires one to let go of the melody and listen to the rhythm

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A rare prize, indeed, Glen!

Is that an angel, dancing on the headstock?

Merry Christmas to All!
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