Guitar refinish needed

[fusionhh]

Anyone close to Seattle know any good re-finishers ?

[MakeAJazzNoiseHere]

Mike Learn? I heard UPS will take your stuff in a box right to him...

[Axewielder]

Mike Learn? I heard UPS will take your stuff in a box right to him...

+1...if UPS dings it up on the way there, it really doesn't matter does it??

On the way back though, yikes!

[wilkinsi]

Agreed. Mike Learn kicks ass when it comes to refinishing, especially graphic finishes.

[6string40]

send it to Learn

[Hellbat]

I would echo what everyone else is saying.

Have a look in here....

http://www.jcfonline.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=44

[Learn Guitars]

Well I am definitely closer now than I was when living in AZ.

[fusionhh]

RE Fusion HH

Thanks...dont need anything fancy but I want the finish to look a mile deep

[Matt_B]

Thanks...dont need anything fancy but I want the finish to look a mile deep

Mike can definitely do that as well. A lot of folks rave about this graphic finishes (for good reason too) but his simpler one color finishes are just as amazing as far as depth as glassiness go. Check out this Fender Strat he did for me.

[fusionhh]

Now thats what I am fucking talking about!

[fusionhh]

Is he the guy who did the cool skulls for Jackson a few years back ?

[Axewielder]

Jeez I'm getting the GAS for a ruby slippers axe again!

[Matt_B]

Now thats what I am fucking talking about!

Is he the guy who did the cool skulls for Jackson a few years back ?

Probably. Mike is renown for his "cool skulls".

To be blunt, I think Mr. Learn's technical skills as a painter are often overshadowed by his artistic abilities which are simply amazing. He does a lot of graphic finishes because he comes up with designs that few other painters can execute let alone conceive.

In the end, whatever the finish is it gets clear coated and he has the experience necessary to give the final product depth and glassiness.

From my conversations with Mike, as much as he enjoys creating crazy graphics, he doesn't hesitate to do more traditional finishes because money is money. While there may not be art in the traditional finishes there is an art to doing them well.