Smashed Wood & Dyed Epoxy Top
Something bit different - Many ways to use this method and epoxy can be casted on top of wide variety of materials (wood, bone, teeth, leaves, metal etc)
- Tone: Due to nature of the epoxy this will dampen instrument slightly. And because of that this finish option is not recommenced to instruments where wide dynamic range is required.
For metal music with high output pickups this has only minor effect.
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Several colour options available - Also with Glitter
Lichtenberg Figures & Pale Alder & Glitter Veins
Another custom option with beautiful Lichtenberg Figures.
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Alder is bleached to achieve pale moon shade on top before bringing out the hellfire!
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Wood will receive Satin Clear Coat - And finally Guitar top & Headstock will receive Glitter Veins which are glossy
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Several color options available!
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Read More About LICHTENBERG WOOD BURNING
Lichtenberg Wood Burning
Something very special for your instrument - Lichtenberg Wood Burning.
Available as TOP ONLY and WHOLE guitar including headstock
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Guitar with this option will get paper thin Satin Clear Coat
Stain
Staining directly on to wood brings out beautiful grain patterns on figured and quilted woods.
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Lot of different stain options available
Bleach & Stain: Hawaii Style
Another cool finish option - Wood is first bleached lighter (end-results varies depending on wood species) and decorated with Hawaii style patterns.
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Available as: Single-Stain Option (as pictured) or Multi-Stain option for real Hawaii Shirt experience
Paint
For solid colors I use automotive paints. So you can imagine how many different color options there is available.
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Pictured LoveDrop with Gold paint added with small gold flakes
Custom Paint
Example of refinish project of Ibanez AX6-CSD1 to which I used automotive paints and patterns are formed with plastic wrap.
2. High-gloss, Satin or Oil/Wax?
Satin
Standard finishing option for RCG instruments - Thin Satin Clear Coat
High-Gloss
So you want to see yourself mirrored in your guitar? That is the way we go then.
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Mainly for Top & Headstock
Oil/Wax
Used mainly for fretboards.
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With HUGE DISCLAIMER on selected woods I can also finish back of the neck with Oil/Wax combination for most natural feel.
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So what is the catch? It is not so wear resistant finish and it requires maintenance.
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Depending how much you play, You need to do "Oil On - Oil Off & Wax On - Wax Off" trick 1-2 times a year. It does not take long, but it guarantees that your neck will stay as it should be.
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