Here is how to add a no-damage thumb rest to any Fender bass. This one is made from a piece of maple scrap and two SS screws from the hardware store. You can wrap the original screws in tape and store them in the control cavity. Walnut also makes nice thumb rests. Just a few minutes on the belt sander.
I loves me my thumb rests, I never got the hang of using the E string.
Spraying with a compressor is so much better than the choking clouds of toxic gas that come out of a rattle can. I only use those for small parts and necks. I really recommend you invest in a good quiet compressor like mine, and a couple of inexpensive spray guns. For fine work, like bursts, I use an airbrush. I am lucky and get all of this stuff for free, thanks to Home Depot. Even the poly I am using right now.
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