Great work, really looking forward to the final presentation😊 Your videos are always fun to watch, love the relaxing feel you create with your own thoughts (beyond the project itself), the shots of your area and your background music. Thumbs up! 👍 PS: Merry christmas!
Greatly appreciated Chris! These frantic builds make for coffee fueled videos. I end up wandering the area filming at random. I'm that oblivious guy with a camera out on my block. Lol. Appreciate you man! Have a beautiful Christmas!
After seeing that lovely cherry red restored and then hearing the words "blue" and then "green glitter" I thought "Oh please...no", but....that is COOL. Looking forward to part II. Merry Christmas!
Totally! Thing is, some of the best guitars I've ever played were repaired necks. So lately I have been snapping up snapped stuff. Good stuff for cheap!
What a great color choice for that SG. You are a master at your craft. And let me take a second to acknowledge your skill with that dremel too! So Gracey’s doesn’t react with other paints, huh? I was always under the impression that if you tried to spray over nitro with something that isn’t explicitly nitro, you’d get some sort of nasty bubbling mess of a result. I’m glad to see that isn’t the case. I have a shabbily repainted super sonic that I’ve been itching to refinish in something cool like this. Your wordsmithing is second to none, B! Thanks for another great one, my friend
Too kind, Ramiro! Too kind! Yeaa. That's the thing, Graceys and Deft are both much more stable. So you can go heavy and the checking is still reasonable. Man.... the thickness needed for the watco was too much. Started throwing really extreme checking. I was like.... Fuuu..... lol. But that's the thing. The whole project was kind of a "use what we got" and I had a feeling the watco would bite me. Graceys is a great nitro. Shoulda used that. :) Have a beautiful holiday, my friend!
nice video again, i just discovered your channel and i really enjoy how you approach your builds from a kinda DIY point of view and make everything seem achievable for any average guy. However Im also really liking the insightful knowledge and expertise that you defenetly do have and occasionally sprinkle in. As some of the other people here have said i usually really dislike sparkle finishes but as i kept warching i think in the end it turned out pretty nice. Im exited to see where you take this project in the future, greetings from germany and merry christmas!
Great work. I had to go there with the back and forth refit scenes. The tool is ubiquitous but I have never seen a proper advertisement. Thanks for sharing.
Lol, no retraction necessary! I was laughing loud. And yes, now that you mention it, I've never seen a commercial for them once. Thanks for tuning in ,teb! Much appreciated 🙏
@@breilly66 past the obvious content (guitars), I appreciate your commentary on self-care, culture, work culture, art, and inspiration to do what you are attracted to. It is not common to hear these reflections echoed in typical DIY build videos. 🙏🏽
I’m painting my guitar next weekend, the nitro over sanded poly. Weather is expected to be low 50’s with 40% humidity. Using stew Mac rattle can nitro. Thoughts? Thanks for all the advice so far!
Absolutely! Happy to help! Stew Mac is good. Big thing is reading the flash off and giving it more time to counter the lower temps. Enjoy the holiday Bry!
@@breilly66 I’m planning on painting Sunday. It’s going to be 40 degrees and 75% humidity. Not ideal. Should I go for it or try to find some indoor space instead?
@@breilly66 I know… I’m thinking about going to my in-laws who have a heated barn that they use to work on cars. Or just waiting for better weather. Thanks for the advice.
Absolutely! It's the black bottle with the older red Mercedes on the label. Bout 6 months worth of polish for about 7 dollars. Any automotive shop should have it in stock. :)
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Now im the 22 year old kid that owns this guitar and i couldnt be more grateful. Thx B!
It went exactly where it was meant to be! And thank you!
That color is so vivid that it's giving me cravings for sour candy. Looks great.
Now that you mention it.... sour patch kids have been on my mind since starting the build. Lol.
But seriously.
A B Reilly video, what a Christmas present! Happy Holidays!
Cheers Bry! Have a lovely holiday!
Great work, really looking forward to the final presentation😊 Your videos are always fun to watch, love the relaxing feel you create with your own thoughts (beyond the project itself), the shots of your area and your background music. Thumbs up! 👍 PS: Merry christmas!
Greatly appreciated Chris! These frantic builds make for coffee fueled videos. I end up wandering the area filming at random. I'm that oblivious guy with a camera out on my block. Lol. Appreciate you man! Have a beautiful Christmas!
After seeing that lovely cherry red restored and then hearing the words "blue" and then "green glitter" I thought "Oh please...no", but....that is COOL. Looking forward to part II.
Merry Christmas!
Lol, I was thinking that myself! It'll get there! Happy Christmas J!
I’m not crazy about glitter finishes but that green glitter looks fantastic! 🤌
I’ve seen so many videos about cracked Gibson necks… a major reason I’m a Fender boy!
Totally! Thing is, some of the best guitars I've ever played were repaired necks. So lately I have been snapping up snapped stuff. Good stuff for cheap!
@@breilly66 oh, yeah! Seems like a great way to get your hands on an amazing guitar if you have the B Reilly abilities!
Great video per usual B! It's always amazing to see your work as it comes together. Excellent playing as well. I hope you have an excellent holidays!
Appreciate you J! Too kind 🙏
Have a great holiday! Put those feet up!
What a great color choice for that SG. You are a master at your craft. And let me take a second to acknowledge your skill with that dremel too!
So Gracey’s doesn’t react with other paints, huh? I was always under the impression that if you tried to spray over nitro with something that isn’t explicitly nitro, you’d get some sort of nasty bubbling mess of a result. I’m glad to see that isn’t the case. I have a shabbily repainted super sonic that I’ve been itching to refinish in something cool like this.
Your wordsmithing is second to none, B! Thanks for another great one, my friend
Too kind, Ramiro! Too kind!
Yeaa. That's the thing, Graceys and Deft are both much more stable. So you can go heavy and the checking is still reasonable. Man.... the thickness needed for the watco was too much. Started throwing really extreme checking. I was like.... Fuuu..... lol.
But that's the thing. The whole project was kind of a "use what we got" and I had a feeling the watco would bite me.
Graceys is a great nitro. Shoulda used that. :)
Have a beautiful holiday, my friend!
It looks awesome!
Greatly appreciated!
God I miss my SG special faded
beautiful guitar 🔥
Needs work still. It'll get there. :)
nice video again, i just discovered your channel and i really enjoy how you approach your builds from a kinda DIY point of view and make everything seem achievable for any average guy. However Im also really liking the insightful knowledge and expertise that you defenetly do have and occasionally sprinkle in.
As some of the other people here have said i usually really dislike sparkle finishes but as i kept warching i think in the end it turned out pretty nice.
Im exited to see where you take this project in the future, greetings from germany and merry christmas!
Merry Christmas! And thank you much! My greetings to you and yours over there in Germany!
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Great work. I had to go there with the back and forth refit scenes. The tool is ubiquitous but I have never seen a proper advertisement.
Thanks for sharing.
Lol, no retraction necessary! I was laughing loud. And yes, now that you mention it, I've never seen a commercial for them once. Thanks for tuning in ,teb! Much appreciated 🙏
@@breilly66 past the obvious content (guitars), I appreciate your commentary on self-care, culture, work culture, art, and inspiration to do what you are attracted to. It is not common to hear these reflections echoed in typical DIY build videos. 🙏🏽
I’m painting my guitar next weekend, the nitro over sanded poly. Weather is expected to be low 50’s with 40% humidity. Using stew Mac rattle can nitro. Thoughts? Thanks for all the advice so far!
Absolutely! Happy to help!
Stew Mac is good. Big thing is reading the flash off and giving it more time to counter the lower temps. Enjoy the holiday Bry!
@@breilly66 I’m planning on painting Sunday. It’s going to be 40 degrees and 75% humidity. Not ideal. Should I go for it or try to find some indoor space instead?
@brywestwhit Yeaaa..... that's gonna be a tough shoot. Anyone local to you that can set you up for the day?
@@breilly66 I know… I’m thinking about going to my in-laws who have a heated barn that they use to work on cars. Or just waiting for better weather. Thanks for the advice.
@brywestwhit Happy to help if I can. :)
Nice, can you tell me which mguiars polish that was on the red test area?
Absolutely! It's the black bottle with the older red Mercedes on the label. Bout 6 months worth of polish for about 7 dollars. Any automotive shop should have it in stock. :)