Here's a quick progress work on my Jaguar body build. It's my first and took me about 4 months to finish. The wood species is meranti. I think I'll start with the neck once I find the right substitute for maple on this tropical island.
Also, if you'd like to watch the whole build, here's the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yq9AyxtvELU&t=317s
P.S: If a moderator is reading this, please delete my previous three jaguar related threads as this one is more complete.
Jaguar build from start to finish.
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muntizeppa
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Jaguar build from start to finish.
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muntizeppa
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Re: Jaguar build from start to finish.
Con't. Also, I don't know how to add more than 3 pix in one post.
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Guitar: 1974 Fender Mustang
Gear: Little Lehle II, Visual Sound Jekyll & Hyde, DOD FX65, Vox v847 & Electro-Harmonix Memory Man with Hazarai
Amps: Fender SF Vibrolux Reverb & Fender SF Bassman 50
Gear: Little Lehle II, Visual Sound Jekyll & Hyde, DOD FX65, Vox v847 & Electro-Harmonix Memory Man with Hazarai
Amps: Fender SF Vibrolux Reverb & Fender SF Bassman 50
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itchyfingers
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Re: Jaguar build from start to finish.
That came out great! Did you rattle can that finish? More pics of the finished project please!
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ajaxlepinski
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Re: Jaguar build from start to finish.
Congrats!!! That looks fantastic!!! 
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Re: Jaguar build from start to finish.
That's gorgeous man. Jaguars with that kind of bridge look hotter than the originals.
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muntizeppa
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Re: Jaguar build from start to finish.
@itchyfingers, yep. The primer's a Duplicolor automotive, the color coat is a 2K daphne blue (in a can), and the clear coat is a 2K Acrylic Urethane via spray gun. Also more pix as requested.
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Guitar: 1974 Fender Mustang
Gear: Little Lehle II, Visual Sound Jekyll & Hyde, DOD FX65, Vox v847 & Electro-Harmonix Memory Man with Hazarai
Amps: Fender SF Vibrolux Reverb & Fender SF Bassman 50
Gear: Little Lehle II, Visual Sound Jekyll & Hyde, DOD FX65, Vox v847 & Electro-Harmonix Memory Man with Hazarai
Amps: Fender SF Vibrolux Reverb & Fender SF Bassman 50