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![]() Maybe, tape the neck, and first 'paint' the side of the fb a dull black paint that will match the dye and then die the FB surface. Possible? Magic/permanent marker should work on the side as well for staining without much if any bleed at all.
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![]() thanks ken the paint idea might work. i already tried marker pen but it bleeds just as bad.
i suppose i could try to seal the neck side of the seam with shellac, too. running out of maple scrsps to test these ideas on though !! |
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![]() Matthew, I usually use fingerboard dye which is aniline I believe and carefully apply it to the side with a q-tip. I watch how far the die travels down the side as I apply and usually get a pretty good stain that way. I then follow with a liberal coat of bees wax.
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![]() Kens, thank you for your help.
In the end a different brand marker pen worked out quite well for the edges, the ink stayed put much better. The dye doesn't quite match the pen ink black but I can make it work! |
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