Dunlop Straplok Dual Design Strap Retainer System - Nickel
My Sweetwater credit card was going dormant, so I bought the strap buttons.
Running Total: $364.75 + $22.30 = $387.05

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Dunlop Straplok Dual Design Strap Retainer System - Nickel
My Sweetwater credit card was going dormant, so I bought the strap buttons.
Running Total: $364.75 + $22.30 = $387.05
Prewired SSS Strat Pickguard Choose Your Own Pickups for Incorporation HUGE Variety of Pickguard Colors & Pickup Styles Available Built & Wi
Vintage 3 pickguard
Upgraded Blade Switch + 1 Volume & 1 Tone in Positions 1.5 & 2.5
Upgrade Combo Deal: CTS Pots + Orange Drop Cap + Switchcraft Jack
Metal Flat Top Chrome knobs
Running Total: $240 + $124.75 = $364.75
Watco Danish Oil - Solvent Based | Woodcraft
Watco Danish Oil is a unique blend of penetrating oil and varnish that hardens in the wood not on the wood Watco Danish Oil penetrates deep
Thinking about a Danish oil body finish.
Good oil finish for solid guitar body? - Thinking of Tru-Oil
I'm looking into getting an unfinished telecaster body in swamp ash simply because they seem to be cheap and somewhat plentiful. I'm looking for the easiest to apply oil finish (don't want poly) to provide simple protection for the guitar body enough that I can play the thing. I see tru oil mentioned a lot as it seems simply enough to apply. The process I was thinking of doing was as follows:
Dilute tru oil with some mineral spirits
Dip rag
Coat body lightly in tru oil mixture
Wait 5 minutes
Wipe off excess
Wait until dry
Repeat x times until it looks good enough (probably minimum of 5 coats)
Is this an overly-simple way of going about this?
Recommend a hardtail Strat bridge | Fender Stratocaster Guitar Forum
I'm seriously considering a hardtail Strat. My vendor has told me he can provide a kit with a finished Strat body that's drilled for a hard
Callaham Vintage Guitars and Parts (Vintage Hardtail Bridge)
We also sell most of the parts used on our vintage Strat reproduction guitars. ie. Callaham Tremolo Blocks, Lindy Fralin Pickups, etc.
Aged pine body has been obtained $240
(The top isn't as dramatic as the website photo appeared.)
Running Total: $240