Ya'll missed my point, swirley blinded by the shimmering McShurley colors. For the price paid, there should be no wet sanding or polishing required and the base material, resin or cloth, should not show through the color.
I can see it now, your eyes glaze over with the first glimpse of the long awaited stock, and, after paying a [bleep] of money the defects or poor workmanship are deemed acceptable and you call it a diamond.
If you paid 500.00 for a AAA Walnut stock, would you accept some scratches or sand them down and re-finish it?
Would you accept overruns in the checkering?
