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Salvaged materials come from old barns, fences and other structures, displaying weather-worn surfaces, machine marks, and nail holes. With all of these woods, the knots, cracks and other defects are carefully incorporated in a manner that does not compromise the stability of the instrument, but can add a great deal of visual interest.
Finishing is kept minimal with several different options. Softer body woods can be hammered to give a dimpled texture, then stained or torched and lightly sanded back to create varying distressed effects. Bodies or tops made from salvaged barn wood can be lightly sanded to highlight the original saw marks. Weathered gray barn wood can be left unfinished to keep its appearance for a gently played or showcase instrument, or lightly sanded and finished with a flat waterborne varnish, which gives a fantastic look as well as a more durable surface.

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