http://irun100s.com/daveharper Ultra Running, Motorcycles, Guitars, Fender Stratocasters, Tube Amps, Badwater, 100 mile runs Thu, 15 Jul 2010 17:20:22 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://irun100s.com/daveharper/?p=214#comment-10496 Dave Thu, 15 Jul 2010 17:20:22 +0000 http://irun100s.com/daveharper/?p=214#comment-10496 Thanks Kelly! He did great with a 36:38 time. Thanks Kelly! He did great with a 36:38 time.

]]> http://irun100s.com/daveharper/?p=214#comment-10495 Ridgrunner Fri, 09 Jul 2010 21:27:53 +0000 http://irun100s.com/daveharper/?p=214#comment-10495 Have a blast at Badwater crewing William. I hope he has a great race. Hopefully one of these days we will run in to each other! I am so glad to see that you are doing well. Have a blast at Badwater crewing William. I hope he has a great race. Hopefully one of these days we will run in to each other! I am so glad to see that you are doing well.

]]> http://irun100s.com/daveharper/?p=144#comment-10487 Dave Fri, 26 Feb 2010 21:25:43 +0000 http://irun100s.com/daveharper/?p=144#comment-10487 Keep in mind, you'll only be accenting the pattern that is already there, if your wood is not 'flamed' or tiger striped or whatever, it's not going to take on these characteristics. Keep in mind, you’ll only be accenting the pattern that is already there, if your wood is not ‘flamed’ or tiger striped or whatever, it’s not going to take on these characteristics.

]]> http://irun100s.com/daveharper/?p=144#comment-10486 Dave Fri, 26 Feb 2010 21:24:40 +0000 http://irun100s.com/daveharper/?p=144#comment-10486 You go through a process of dying, then sanding back, usually a couple 3 times until you get the color you want. When you sand back, you'll sand back until the denser wood is pretty much white again, but the color has gone deeper in the 'striped' areas. Color it again, sand back some. Each time you do that you'll be darkening the dark areas, but then sanding to lighten the light areas and increase the contrast. Hope that helps. You go through a process of dying, then sanding back, usually a couple 3 times until you get the color you want. When you sand back, you’ll sand back until the denser wood is pretty much white again, but the color has gone deeper in the ‘striped’ areas. Color it again, sand back some. Each time you do that you’ll be darkening the dark areas, but then sanding to lighten the light areas and increase the contrast. Hope that helps.

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