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Taylor Acoustic & Electric Guitars => Taylor Acoustic & Electric Guitars => Topic started by: Wit on February 19, 2016, 04:06:08 PM
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I no longer see sunburst as an option. Does anyone know why?
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The thinner finish now featured on the 900 800 and 600 series cannot be achieved with a burst, at least not yet. To my knowledge there is no option for the standard, thicker finish that supports a burst on these series.
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Interesting........ I thought that the burst is a stain that goes directly on the wood, then the finish goes over that. I would never have guessed that the thinner 3.5 mil cured polyester finish would present a problem getting a sunburst finish. They still do edgeburst with the thin finish, right? Or am I missing something? Color me puzzled....in edgeburst. :o
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No, I believe that all bursts are off limits with the thinner finish for now...
Bursts require layered applications so they are by nature thicker. The standard finish supports this while the thinner one doesn't.
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Do you really want to cover up a 900 series top anyway???
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The thinner finish now featured on the 900 800 and 600 series cannot be achieved with a burst, at least not yet. To my knowledge there is no option for the standard, thicker finish that supports a burst on these series.
Really? Is that why Taylor doesn't offer the 600 series in all different colors anymore?
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Yes. I believe so...
On another note, I had a cedar rosewood GA built with lots of paua inlays and an edge burst top. It looks just fine!