This one is a how to of protecting the signatures on a signed guitar.
There are some clear lacquer witness marks up each side, where I have transitioned the new lacquer onto the old lacquer, in a perfect world we would have resprayed the whole top, but that was outside of the customers budget, as it was I did way more than I possibly should have.
For me the key points on this one, is paint selection and not to buff, these are very important decisions when preserving the signatures.
http://www.mirwa.com.au/HTS_Protect_Signatures.html
How to protect signatures on your guitars
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Re: How to protect signatures on your guitars
nice finish for a no buff!!
Rod.
Rod.
Like I said before the crash, " Hit the bloody thing, it won't hit ya back
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Re: How to protect signatures on your guitars
Thanks, the camera is also being a bit generous to me, it has light marks in the finish.
I think if I sat there with some swirl remover I could make it come up as nice as a buffed finish, but that's just way more energy than I currently have.
Steve
I think if I sat there with some swirl remover I could make it come up as nice as a buffed finish, but that's just way more energy than I currently have.
Steve
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Clean shop too,,
Rod.
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