Enter this link in your browser:
http://www.thegearpage.net/board/archiv ... 11780.html
The page that comes up has a link at the top saying "View full version" - this will give lots of pictures and methods and good advice on getting that high gloss.
A BIG resource on tru-oil application and getting high-gloss
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The purpose of this forum site is to provide a means for acoustic guitar makers at all skill levels to forward information, share experience and ask questions if project obstacles are encountered. We ask that egos be left at the door – the highest levels of courtesy and respect are to be shown to all. Posts containing disparaging comments will be removed. The “Acoustic Guitar Construction Forum” is owned by Kenneth Michael Guitars and is copy protected. Direct links to luthier suppliers are not permitted and will be edited.
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A BIG resource on tru-oil application and getting high-gloss
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