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After much filling in and sanding, on Sunday I thought I was ready to begin spray painting.
However, no sooner had I attached a piece of wood into the neck pocket to act as a handle and something to hang the guitar body from while spray painting, than I noticed a deep saw line on the side of the body near the neck pocket which I had somehow missed (see above photo).
I had to fill it in with woodfiller and sand it back
three times before I was happy with the smoothness of that area, but at last today - a couple of days later than intended - I was ready to begin spray painting.
I'm using rattle cans for the whole finishing process, beginning here with a white primer.
First coat done, front and back. Having let it dry I noticed that the initial coat had brought up the grain in the plywood forming both front and back, so I sanded the whole thing again until getting a silky smooth finish and after cleaning away the dust I have re-sprayed.
We'll see what it looks like in the morning.
G L Wilson
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