My Fender Fotoflame P bass has had serious cracks in the finish for years. I only use it for practice, so I didn't care. But recently large patches have come loose. So, given how well it worked taking the finish off my other P bass, I decided to make the fotoflame a pandemic project.
I always new the fotoflame was a film over the wood, what I didn't know was that the fotoflame is actually a second piece of wood. I assumed the line on the side was where the film ended.
Here is pic:
The wood on top looks quite different than the wood underneath. Which is sad because I really liked how the bottom wood looked.
I always new the fotoflame was a film over the wood, what I didn't know was that the fotoflame is actually a second piece of wood. I assumed the line on the side was where the film ended.
Here is pic:
The wood on top looks quite different than the wood underneath. Which is sad because I really liked how the bottom wood looked.
I am not touching the neck. This is the best neck I have ever played on. I don't want to mess with it.