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JakeK wrote:Subscribed. It's nice to finally put a voice to your face, PW!

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Paul, GREAT job! I have the popcorn all ready for the next one!!! This is going to be fun!

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Just by watching this video, it's obvious to me that you have a background in Education somewhere along the way? That was a treat to watch, informative, and I can't wait til the next one. Thanks for doing this.

Sweet...

Watching that video is like watching paint dry. Wait.....

Very informative Paul. You look more healthy and hale now also.

johnallg wrote:Watching that video is like watching paint dry. Wait.....

No, it was far more interesting...

Brilliant! I just subscribed too.... I can't wait to see the next installment.

cjj wrote:

johnallg wrote:Watching that video is like watching paint dry. Wait.....

No, it was far more interesting...

Wait until Paul starts growing corn ...

In case you didn't know........................................part two is up!

Fireglo

This is very cool! Makes me want to go bury my $25 Harbor Freight spray gun in the back yard somewhere.
PW.....is that a Chicago accent I'm hearing?

Wow! Startin' to look pretty good!

Hey Paul, you should know better than that. Everybody knows that the guitar will sound much better if you use a blue balloon in the sound hole.

Of course, if you really want to play it safe, you can use a Trojan for this purpose, but that will only work if there's certain stiffness in the wood.

But you have to consider what the customer intends to play. Everyone knows a blue balloon is only good for the blues...

teb wrote:This is very cool! Makes me want to go bury my $25 Harbor Freight spray gun in the back yard somewhere.
PW.....is that a Chicago accent I'm hearing?

Yep. Caaaaan't shaaaaake iiiiiit.

But I can do impressions of Dennis Farina with no problem.

johnhall wrote:Hey Paul, you should know better than that. Everybody knows that the guitar will sound much better if you use a blue balloon in the sound hole.

Of course, if you really want to play it safe, you can use a Trojan for this purpose, but that will only work if there's certain stiffness in the wood.

I'll be the first one to admit that the pink ones are a bit, er, evocative. That's why I put the air nozzle/spout/ni**le on the inside of the guitar, so I won't be distracted while spraying.