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| Finely Finished Discussion of painting, finishing and yes, even relicing your guitar. Remember relicing is a finish option not an affront to your emotions. |
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Kansas City
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Mixol "recipes"
Anybody know of any "recipes" using mixol pigments for some common fender or gibson colors? I keep changing my mind on how I want to finish my first partscaster. Poplar back with maple top. Already sealed it with shellac. Ideas?
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![]() I have a blackguard recipe in my x12 build using Mixol pigments and lacquer My formula for the color coats consists of: 18 oz. clear deft lacquer 12oz. lacquer thinner 20 ml (1 bottle) Mixol number 25 - white 300 drops Mixol number 6 200 drops Mixol number 5 I think Colt has one too.
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Friend of Leo's
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Glen Head, NY
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I did a butterscotch blonde with mixol in waterbased lacquer on my "d-oh" thread, and i think a separate recipe thread for the finish. Here and at targetcoatings.com (there's a recipes section and a luthier's section in the forum there).
Of course you have to decide whether you want an almost white color, an amber yellow, or something with a little salmon-pink in it. My guideline was one of Ron Kirn's threads where he uses regular lacquer, a bit of white, a dash of amber, drop of brown, and voila. He makes it look easy. It almost is.
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