Destroyed bass restoration

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edski
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Re: Destroyed bass restoration

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jamesmaxn wrote:Hope you all enjoyed the transformation! Never done anything like this before! It’s not a professional job but I'm happy with it!
I’ve enjoyed the work it’s been hard going at times! Can't explain how happy I was when i got to play it for the first time!
No need to berate your work - not pro? :D

I can understand the feeling.
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Re: Destroyed bass restoration

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Nice work! I'd be just as thrilled and proud as you are if I'd achieved what you have. Enjoy 8)
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Very nice work!

I'm getting ready to do something similar to one of my basses where I went router happy back in the 70s lol It wasn't that bad though.

Was that actually maple you used? The grain looked more like some kind of fur or other softwood. It shouldn't matter though.
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This thread is almost overloaded with win!

Eden.
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Great finish here James! That is one pretty looking bass! Thanks for taking us along for the ride!
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Inspiring to say the least. This could get me into trouble... I feel braver now! :)
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Truly incredible!
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Trash to treasure! Fantastic.
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Destroyed bass restoration

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James, that restoration is incredible ! ! 8)
Congratulations on bringing her back to life.
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Great work! Play the snot out of it!
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Victory from the jaws of defeat!
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My homages to you, sir! :wink:
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Wow, fantastic! Love that shade of blue!
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Wow! Really impressive!
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Re: Destroyed bass restoration

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Looks great. Glad you were able to save that bass!
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