Showing posts with label dry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dry. Show all posts

Saturday, October 4, 2014

Gibson 2014- some stuff (sharing content)

I have here with me a Gibson SGJ14, a 2014 model, of course. This is how short the tenon is in the cavity.

Moving on to the fretboard, that's how pale & dry it is (against a treated portion, 10th fret onwards). *roll eyes*

Friday, October 22, 2010

Dry

I was re-stringing my Grassroots G-LP-50S & chanced upon the opportunity to share how a dry fretboard looks like.

A closer look at the extent of dryness; the white patches/ bits there are dry spots. Note the overall hue of the fretboard wood before treatment.

The dry spots are given 2 coatings of Beemis Wood Conditioner (the same fluid used for this proses: CLICK), a 15min drying time was observed after each application. It clearly benefited from this re-moisturizing process, the darker fretboard looked much 'healthier' thereafter: Love your instrument, it'll serve you well.

Still on the issue of dryness, my throat had been excessively dry lately- it's the haze from the forest clearings in Indonesia.