Is this too small of a model to paint guitars?
1791872
The compressor is really small. I thought it' was a good deal, but the air brush is hard to clean and finicky. I started airbrushing on the 1980s so I know how these things work. I'd go more upscale if you can. So, yes, too small-- and not very reliable.
1382540
The Big Baby isn't unfinished ... it is flat or satin finished ... the Taylor website lists it as "varnish" ... I wouldn't say it would "take more abuse than normal" ... it is a wood guitar a little smaller than standard size ... you will have to take care of it as you would any wooden acoustic ... if you are looking for something more durable than a wood guitar you might investigate composite instruments ... I can say that the Big Baby is a very satisfying guitar in playability and sound ...
674901
I think so... Its like a small classical guitar. Also its like an ukulele- both of which have the lower 3 strings as steel and the upper 3 nylon.
2210028
How many faces could I paint with this kit if I am just doing small 2 inch designs?
683707
I can't answer that question. It is a 3/4 size guitar so if you know the size a real guitar's Length and width, you can multiply those dimensions by .75 to find. However, I would highly suggest against buying this. The one we received was no better than a toy guitar. The tuning knobs would not retain their tension (you'd see them actually turn back as you were playing), but even while it was "in tune" it sounded horrible. Find something else.
2012270
I would say this is mainly for kids. Although, I know nothing about guitar's....so it may be suitable for kids. But I just think it looks a little smaller than an adult guitar.
1886170
This was a gift to my grandson. Some of the models that I have given him he has painted. Not sure about this one.
806933
Absolutely, This is a great machine, follow the instructions for painting and make sure you always clean it well in between projects. Once you get used to it you'll be painting a lot of projects with ease. Good luck "happy Painting"
891133
It has a nice woody finish to it, so I really don't think painting would be such a hot idea. However if you insist on doing it, you can paint it but I'm sure you will void warranty and it wont be easy to do a clean job.
439108
i built a b004 about a year ago. my first and i dont play, just like woodwork and projects. the kit had no instructions and i could not find any. assume you have all the parts of the kit. then get started. look everything over. get an idea in your head about what this guitar will look like. fit the neck and body together. they may have matching numbers. make sure the neck and body fit perfectly before gluing up. stain or paint the parts before assembly. do not get stain or paint in the joint area of the neck and body. tape it off. tape off the fret board and end nut. now sand and paint. youll be ok. takes a little time.
1564530
Tho I have never tried it on one, my answer is yes I believe it would. This is probably one of the best, even tho it is the lowest priced modeler I've found. I have four of them one attached to each amp I use my acoustic guitar on. It will make a hundred dollar guitar sound good as any high dollar guitar you can find. Behringer also makes a bass modeler like this, it is silver in color and I owned one but sold it to a guy that really loved it on his bass.
2070868
personally I think it would be too large. Our daughter is 17 and began guitar this year and bought this model and it is large and heavier than other models. I would recommend a lighter, smaller one.
706001
Its about 1/2 the size of a regular guitar and you use any normal acoustic strings. If you are learning the guitar I wouldnt buy this model. Buy a full size used cheaper brand...Washburn.Seagull..Ovation..Gibson..Fender! I bought this Martin investment not to play.
2012310
This guitar is slightly smaller than a full size. At a glance, however, the difference in size is not noticeable. It is easy and very enjoyable to play.
2133422
Sure. I wouldn't expect a whole lot out of it, really, but if you're painting your car with Rustoleum, implement enamel, or something of the like, it will allow you to accomplish a fair job. If you've got an old pickup that you've just done some basic bodywork (i.e.: rust repair) on and you're just looking to make it all one color again, this would be a great way to go. I wouldn't advise one to use this thing for spraying Centauri or Imron, but if you're about to do that you're likely not even going to think about using this in the first place!
1694508
You have fun putting it together if you enjoy putting models together. Of course it's not in English. But pics easy to follow!If you like to paint? Than that's another story lol! But I met few people who each do their own thing! Good model little smaller than other 1/100 scales. Still, I enjoy it and still up displaying!
675097
To paint it you could either prime it first and then paint.....or maybe you don't even need to prime. Just use a 2" brush ...I think it would be pretty easy.