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Our finishing schedule is similar to many that we have discussed with our colleagues... Spray a few coats and sand... spray a few coats and sand... How many coats between sanding, at what stage do you apply the color, number of clear coats, etc., seem to be the few major differences between techniques. We do a few things, however, that we feel make for a superior final product. First, we seal the bare wood thoroughly with two to three coats of nitrocellulose before applying any color.

Our shop facilities are relatively small, and located entirely in our home. Actually, we've amazed ourselves, from time to time, with the number of guitars we can be building simultaneously in the space we have, but it keeps our overhead low and we believe you'll find this is reflected in our pricing. While we don't have photos of every stage of the building process, we've tried to capture the salient points, and will be adding photos as time permits them to be taken. The first, and most important, step in this process, is a thorough discussion with our customer.

Thanks for visiting our site. If you have a question please simply post it below and click Submit. We'll get back to you very quickly. All Moll instruments come with a limited lifetime warranty to the original purchaser against defects in materials and workmanship. For registered, warrantied instruments only, Moll Custom Instruments will repair or replace, at its option and expense, any body part including neck and headstock, proven defective in material or workmanship under normal usage.

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