Finish Repair-Martin DM '03
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
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Thanks for joining me for more guitar restoration videos! Fixing some holes and cracks in a Martin Acoustic Guitar.
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Scotty D.,
Harpeth Guitar Restoration, LLC.
Nashville, Tennessee
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Great work Scott. A pleasure to see those horrible holes and dings disappear! You are an artist!
@@Geeman002 Glad you enjoyed it!!! 🙏
15:50 remarkable craftmanship! The wood grain is amazing!👌
Another entertaining video. Thanks 👍
this guitar state is the perfect case of when someone has a good thing but doesn't deserve it
Excellent work as usual. Learned a few tricks too.
Those old DM's rock, good save on am older not so valuable but still way cool American made Martin.
The USA DM models have come up in value and is worth all ur efforts. Thanks for sharing.
Very cool!
Ok, had to subscribe.....I don't know why being a drummer, you guys always get me...like Twoford ..Stew Mac...or Trogoly....
Must be great content! Looking forward to more from your channel! Keep on Rockin'
Peace
I had a guitar in that was screwed thru the back, but only one hole. I did boat patches with the wood matched pretty well but it's time consuming.
Your repair blends with rest of guitar and is a great value at 600.
Amazing work!
Nice repair work! I am a fine artist/illustrator and I recently had to repair an area in a colored pencil drawing. It was a gravel road with figures on the road. I had to erase the figures which left big, light areas that looked a lot like your light areas on the back of the guitar that you sanded through the finish. I drew in the lighter colors of the road first and made sure that the over all back ground color in the erased areas matched the rest of the road FIRST before adding any darker details and THEN added in the detail (much like the brush strokes on your repair). That way you build up the darks on top of the background color and you can tell when it matches and then stop. When you add the dark details first with the brush and then try to blend the lighter areas you are making the details even darker. I have watched restorers of old master painters work and they use a similar technique that I used. It might be worth a try.
You're a total artist the only way that anybody will ever see that is get it under a blacklight
BEAUTIFUL 👍
you won my subscription! you are an Artist.
Thank You 😊
DMs are nice but solid top and lam. back and sides
Awesome video I really like it great job
Thank you very much!
You do great work my man!
Thank You ☺️
Very nice guitar. I do like the soundboard stain. A little blotchy but cool. Once again the repairs are super. The side one is almost invisible At first the big white spot of wood paste made me think ( how) will he manage to get it right ? I saw previous vids so i kept confidence... The back damage are still visible, but more like stains on old furniture. It goes well with the overall look of the guitar.
I didn't knew this model, the sound is very good.
amazing !!!!
Great job! You seriously put tons more time into refinishing the holes in the back than I would have. Looks and sounds awesome.
Hey, will you please post a link to your Reverb page and/or this listing????
Thanks Bryan, here’s the link: reverb.com/item/71339118-martin-dm-mahogany-2003-walnut-mahogany?
@@harpethguitar awesome thanks.
Truly amazing finish repair! Are you sure that DM is solid wood? I had a Martin DM circa the same vintage and it was laminated mahogany back and sides with a solid spruce top.
Thanks! It could be mahogany laminate sides and back, I’m not sure.
Scott..i love it and i was wondering what the holes in the label were from.....im gonna tell people they were bullet holes, it does sound great and i like the dark stain, bumps and bruises dont bother me at all but, playable and sound is #1 for me for all guitars..thats all i need, thanks again!
Screw Holes!
It was mounted on a wall!
Yes bullet holes makes for a better story.
Thanks Again!
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not sure I would have gone after the thin top lam of that rib with a sander chucked in a power drill. A dowel wrapped with sandpaper would have been more precise. But 80 grit?! On a Martin?! C’mon., man. No need for such brutality. That said, very fine work on the tinting and graining. Great result!
Geat work the hardest thing to do is it to Mach
That guitar has their other bracing doesn’t it? Not x bracing right?
The top is x braced.
@@harpethguitar I was just wondering if it was their traditional x bracing.
Who would ever, in their right mind do something like that with a Martin? They definitely didn’t know what they were dealing with.
They obviously had no idea that a Martin is the Steinway of guitars ! So sad.
I am I want to buy it
Confiscate it
The guitar definitely has some mojo, but it sounds more like moronic abuse, heavy playing.