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Build an Acoustic for a Wedding Present :: Part IV

On this episode of American Guitar Builder. I've been watch too much TLC. I have created the top art work. Which was supplied by the client. I took the drawing and added to it. Then in a long masking process, cut out the design and sprayed the rest of the instrument top black. Once the mask is removed the reverse of the wood shows through. I filmed this process and once I have it edited, I will upload it.
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