rightintheface
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now i know this may sound silly....
if you havent seen it already, i have a black/white painted tele thinline. the paint is car-style spray can paint, with a satin clear acrylic over the top. i think it looks quite awesome, but the finish is so thin that its starting to take a bit of a beating, and it's not even a year old yet!!
i have seen different "guitar care" products out there, and one that i keep seeing is carnauba wax. now, i still have a bunch of carnauba left over from my first build (danish oiled korina), but i've never waxed over the top of paint before. is it a good/bad idea? does anybody have any pros/cons for this? will it damage the paint? will it help protect it a little? if i do go ahead with it, i'll test it on an inconspicuous area first.
oh and i realise it will add more "sheen" as well, but i kinda like that idea :icon_thumright:
if you havent seen it already, i have a black/white painted tele thinline. the paint is car-style spray can paint, with a satin clear acrylic over the top. i think it looks quite awesome, but the finish is so thin that its starting to take a bit of a beating, and it's not even a year old yet!!
i have seen different "guitar care" products out there, and one that i keep seeing is carnauba wax. now, i still have a bunch of carnauba left over from my first build (danish oiled korina), but i've never waxed over the top of paint before. is it a good/bad idea? does anybody have any pros/cons for this? will it damage the paint? will it help protect it a little? if i do go ahead with it, i'll test it on an inconspicuous area first.
oh and i realise it will add more "sheen" as well, but i kinda like that idea :icon_thumright: