Eppie Audioholic Ninja Jan 22, 2021 4,083 0 36 The Great White North Mar 8, 2023 #21 highfigh said: I doubt it's nitro- most manufacturers had moved on from that in the '60s. Still used car paint, but it was polyester or polyurethane, both catalyzed. Some used Acrylics. Click to expand... Thanks, good to know.
highfigh said: I doubt it's nitro- most manufacturers had moved on from that in the '60s. Still used car paint, but it was polyester or polyurethane, both catalyzed. Some used Acrylics. Click to expand... Thanks, good to know.
H highfigh Seriously, I have no life. Sep 14, 2008 24,219 0 113 Mar 8, 2023 #22 Eppie said: Thanks, good to know. Click to expand... If it looks and feels thick, it's not nitro- nitro dries very thin and you would be able to see the grain as surface undulations if you look closely enough. If it's totally smooth, it's something else. On some guitars, I refer to this as the 'hard candy coating'.
Eppie said: Thanks, good to know. Click to expand... If it looks and feels thick, it's not nitro- nitro dries very thin and you would be able to see the grain as surface undulations if you look closely enough. If it's totally smooth, it's something else. On some guitars, I refer to this as the 'hard candy coating'.
