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Thank you Sir for the helpfull comparisons of some commercial 'whites' oil paint. I am subscrived to your channel. Have good arte

Thanks for this! 😃

Thanks for this! 😃

Can you tell me what the string spacing (E to E) is at the bridge?

22 years ago, I was praying for an electric guitar and a few days later my friends surprised me with a black stratocaster copy by Abilene. It's my first guitar and has been with me halfway across the world and I played it in church for years. Still hung on to it.

I just bought an Abilene super cheap...i like the thick glossy red color.... that was the selling point... just like yours it's in mint condition will probably swap out the pickups and bridge... may put a squire neck on it as well... with a few upgrades this will be a fun guitar...all stuff i have.... would like to have seen the tuners on guitar... its probably the same.....

Jus got one for 15$ making a kurt cobain strat replica with it

BTW, Wallcot's video is good too but he doesn't talk about Cremnitz White and you did! 🙂

Thank you sir, very useful information. If I may, lighting could use some improvement but none the less, thank you for taking the time.

Back in Cuba, I did a lot of zinc white my self, because you know is a communism and things are just not available so we have to do our own white with zinc oxide and linasa oil, just mixing it, and the one I use to do, it has the same consistency that that permalba white, so I would assume that permalba is done with poor quality lol or maybe is because the zinc, maybe is it has a lot of zinc in it is probably what it is Thanks for the demostration

I tried the WN flake white hue, and as far as I could tell their attempt at making it more transparent like lead white was just adding way more linseed oil, I usually use a vertical glass pallet so it just slid down

Massive thanks for the demonstration. I can't find any reviews or comments about WN flake white hue, so thanks for the comparison. Any other comments about WN flake white hue's handling would be much appreciated.

My mom won one of these in a raffle over twenty years ago. She said she told me about it years ago but apparently I forgot she had it and never picked it up from her when she gifted it to me. Well I found it about a year ago still in the case so I took it. I guess she figured I would ask for it some day. To this day it still a hasn’t been played but it needs some cleaning up tho. Looking to bring it back to life so I’m searching for ways to fix her up.

When I was in junior high, my parents got me the TS sunburst. It must've been 1994 or so... I had it for about 8 years and sold it to my best friend. I regretted it almost immediately! It was a great guitar. He's since passed away and I wonder what ever happened to it from time to time. I just searched it on a whim and here I am! Thank you for posting this.

I just bought one with a yamaha 10 watt amp for $50 already had an amp so i figure i could sell the amp for $30 and have a $20 guitar still it needs to be set up and intonation set first string like your higher than the rest only difference is mine is maple neck and made in korea..body is solid and heavy more like a usa strat not like a light squire tuners are good no problems