Seems like a good deal.
Most important thing is that you like the neck.
Seems like a good deal.
Most important thing is that you like the neck.
Exactly,
The neck is fine but I didn't like the varnish...
Heck, the way you play, djemass, I say you deserve a Majesty! 
Exactly,
The neck is fine but I didn't like the varnish...
Oil finish is relatively easy to do by yourself and so fast for a neck!
Heck, the way you play, djemass, I say you deserve a Majesty!
Hey thank you !!
In fact I just need a small 2nd guitar for travelling and for live use in case I break a string of my JP6 
Oil finish, I will check, thanks for the tip
Which is the best for you , from what I read it works the best for the neck only.
"Boiled" Lindseed oil works excellent. wipe it on. Wipe it off after it soaks in a few minutes. Do this a couple of times and then you can redo it every once in awhile to maintain it.
Just make sure you get boiled and "not" raw Lindseed oil. Raw makes a gummy mess
I refinished one of my guitar neck with oil sometimes ago (I can't remember which one I used, thru oil or something like that) and after removing the original finish and fine sand the neck I applied one thin layer then fine sand and repeat it three time a day for several days. In fact you stop when you are happy with the result. If you don't want a too shinny look you end with a very fine sanding paper.
As said whippinpost91850 you can always aply a couple of layer from time to time to keep it fast.
Guitar entirely sanded.
Up to date > Neck tainted with walnut stain. 1 layer of tru oil for the moment. stay tuned ! pictures will follow soon
Guitar entirely sanded.
Up to date > Neck tainted with walnut stain. 1 layer of tru oil for the moment. stay tuned !
I'm glad to hear you are making progress 
Salut Dje , je vois que ça bosse ! bon courage pour les finitions
