Almost there, I can't believe it.
The wetsanding and buffing process turned out to be much more difficult than expected, I even burned through the finish in a couple of spot, and it has scratches everywhere(luckily you can't see them in the photo).
In the end it turned out decent.
since I was almost there I couldn't wait to receive the remaining parts to assemble it, so I used the some old plastic as placeholder(all the cream one) and the back doesn't even have the cavity cover.





This could be my last update, because it's basically done, but probably I'll edit the first post with the final product.

EDIT: I forgot to ask, does anyone know what strap does she use on the Les Paul?I can't recognize it.

I actually thought it was a Levy's strap from the brown leather patch but looking at it again shows that the shape of the logo is wrong for it. Here's a screencap:



It looks like it is more white suede. Nevertheless, there are similar white leather straps by Levy's that'd do the trick if you cannot find the exact brand. 

PS: I tried Perri's leather but no luck there too.

Thats bad ass Mentolo   Makes me want to put one together as well

I'll reply here if you don't mind (in case the mods tell me off for going off topic hehe).

Yeah, I note the LP Deluxe they have in the market - but I just hate that new squiggly Les Paul signature on the 2015 models. Hehehe.

There's another much cheaper version but you'd prolly need to do a lot of alterations eg new white pickguard - the Epiphone Joe Bonamassa model.

Once you're done - it'll be great if you could a video review.

Depending on what you want to achieve an epiphone could be great as a base to work with, but if you want to strip the paint it's not a good idea:epiphone uses a different wood for the neck, it's much lighter in colour but still has the propriety of mahogany and stripping a polyurethane it's not a easy work.
Unfortunately I encountered both in my project, and wasn't fun...
For the price of an epiphone you can buy a high-end kit with the quality and specs of a real vintage model.
If one day I decide to try again I'm definitely going to use a quality kit.

I was thinking about making a demo video if anyone was interested, but the pickups sounds a bit "dead" and I wanted to wait until I have(or I can afford...) a decent set before recording a video.

ps:I too find ugly the new "les paul" logo(if i recall correctly it's for the 100th anniversary of is birth so it's going to last for this year) but the other feature of the 2015 models are very tempting(e.g. adjustable nut and removable pickguard) but still...I don't have the money..

Not trying to belabour on a point, and don't get me wrong, what you've done is out of this world (I can't paint anything to save my life lol) - did you choose the colour because you like it that way or was it difficult to obtain the Pelham Blue finish. Isn't there an actual DuPont code for it?

I bought the rattlecans online for both the pelham blue and clear coat and what they told me was that they used the original DuPont recipe for the pelham blue, but they make the paint fresh with every order (as with everyone that make that kind finish in rattle cans)so I guess this time they made it a bit darker, it's the only thing I'm not that satisfied.