Two Teles

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A heartbroken customer came to me with this broken Maton acoustic, hoping for the best. I was able to put Humpty back together again and with a new finish and decal, its as good as new!

Classic EVH replicas

I’ve seen worse.

Character!

This student decided to have his classmates sign his guitar instead of a yearbook for his graduation. I sealed it in with a few coats of clear Nitro lacquer to preserve it forever!

Some freshly wound and waxed pickups for a LP.

Amazing what a little cleaning can do!

True Oil brings out the beautiful grains and leaves a very natural feeling protective layer.

Check please!

From my arsenal

A Hofner fretless conversion.

Glueing down a new bridge

This guitar was damaged during a freak hotel accident (no comment) and the headstock came completely off the neck, a common problem with Gibson tilt-back necks. Can you spot the break?

Two customs Tele’s I’ve built, the leather wrap and the ’61 Custom Telecaster Replica

Finding the loose bracing

Bone nut replacement

I had to replace a busted back on this Angelica acoustic which meant replacing this old worn out tag. After some high-rez photos and some photoshopping I was able to replicate the original.

Every full service setup includes a basic fret polish and fretboard conditioning.

A custom guitar pick with each full service :)