As you wet sand the finish, make sure to “blend” the grits together for a more natural wear pattern. Your goal should be to make the transition from exposed wood to untouched finish as smooth and natural as possible. After you’ve sanded the finish down how you want it, you may find sanding lines on your guitar.
For more stubborn stains, a mild abrasive such as toothpaste or baking soda can be used. These abrasives will remove the stain without damaging the finish of the guitar. For more severe stains, a stronger abrasive such as sandpaper may be needed. This will remove the stain but may also damage the finish of the guitar.
1. Gently put some lemon or vinegar on the scratch using a cotton ball. 2. Get a dry cloth and gently wipe off the area to remove excess liquid. 3. If the scratch is deep, you can use a toothpick to scratch away the discoloration, which may be residue from the acid. 4. Put a little bit of oil on the scratched area. 5.
Registered Member. Jan 21, 2009 #3. When an instrument is oversprayed the objective is to make the new finish totally bond with the old finish. In that case the overspray cannot be removed. If an instrument is improperly oversprayed, and the new finish doesn't bond with the old finish, then it may be possible to remove. Jim.
3. Dust your guitar. Using one of your soft cloths, remove dust from the body and neck of your guitar. Be sure to wipe down the front, sides, and back. Use a gentle motion. You'll want to perform a thorough dusting of your guitar every time you change your strings, or roughly every 1-3 months with regular play. 4.
2. The Chapman "Natural Finish" guitars have a satin lacquer finish to protect the wood. It is finished in a way to show off the natural wood. Executive Summary (TLDR): For a satin finish guitar use a lightly damp cloth for general cleaning on the body and back of the neck, or a non-polishing guitar cleaning product for deeper cleaning.
Try a dab of naptha on a soft cloth and see how quickly it cuts the wax, I'm thinking it will dissolve pretty quickly, so with a pile of soft rags for cleaning and drying you'll kill an hour you coulda' been playing. I'm surprised the bottle doesn't have instructions on how to remove/clean excess. jbbancroft.
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