Ingenious Way of Adding Color and Patterns to Custom Guitars

Making a guitar from scratch using some new techniques to get a unique and customizable pattern on the face. The guitar body is made from solid mahogany with a layer of white acrylic, an inkjet printout and covered in epoxy. The resin epoxy coating is then polished to a perfect mirror finish using the Norton Liquid Ice buffing system. This guitar build is part of the 2022 Great Guitar Build Off Invitational and will be raffled off to benefit my charity of choice, Small Steps in Speech.

Tutorial video on the Norton Liquid Ice buffing system coming soon over on my 2nd channel:
https://www.youtube.com/MakeSomething2

Great Guitar Build Off Raffle: https://bit.ly/3VN0Z7g

Tools and Supplies (Affiliate Links)
Kencraft Hardwoods: http://bit.ly/2zOouoK
Total Boat Epoxy: https://bit.ly/3W0vTJ8
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