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Custom stain his Warwick Bass?
Ok so I bought a low red Warwick. I'm not crazy about the color, so I want is a stain color of wood. Has anyone done anything like this with your Warwick - and have any advice?
I would think you'd have to remove all the varnish first as it will protect the wood stain and make it shit
DIY GUITAR - Part 9: Staining the Body
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