Polishing Compound Guitar Finish at Edward Beatty blog

Polishing Compound Guitar Finish. Stop sooner at a lower grit and you can. If i have a poly finish guitar i will leave it to dry for 2 weeks. This works great if you you don't have a dedicated buffer. Will kelly, vintage guitar magazine's monthly repair columnist (shop of hard knocks) shows you how to safely and. The process i use is to wet sand from 2000, 3000, 5000 and then use cutting compounds and polish. You'll soon get a feel for how hard and how often to apply the compound. Here's my simple process for polishing a guitar body with a random orbit sander. You can polish in any. Take it to a high enough grit and you’ll be polishing the surface to a super high gloss. Final sheens are better done with steel wool or various rubbing/polishing compounds or pumice/rottenstone pastes. Don't mix compounds on the same wheel. This is the most tempting part to want to rush but the easiest to get right.

This works great if you you don't have a dedicated buffer. If i have a poly finish guitar i will leave it to dry for 2 weeks. Take it to a high enough grit and you’ll be polishing the surface to a super high gloss. Don't mix compounds on the same wheel. Here's my simple process for polishing a guitar body with a random orbit sander. You'll soon get a feel for how hard and how often to apply the compound. Will kelly, vintage guitar magazine's monthly repair columnist (shop of hard knocks) shows you how to safely and. Final sheens are better done with steel wool or various rubbing/polishing compounds or pumice/rottenstone pastes. Stop sooner at a lower grit and you can. This is the most tempting part to want to rush but the easiest to get right.

Guitar Kit Builder Les Paul Florentine Polishing Truoil

Polishing Compound Guitar Finish This works great if you you don't have a dedicated buffer. If i have a poly finish guitar i will leave it to dry for 2 weeks. Don't mix compounds on the same wheel. You can polish in any. This is the most tempting part to want to rush but the easiest to get right. You'll soon get a feel for how hard and how often to apply the compound. Final sheens are better done with steel wool or various rubbing/polishing compounds or pumice/rottenstone pastes. Stop sooner at a lower grit and you can. This works great if you you don't have a dedicated buffer. Here's my simple process for polishing a guitar body with a random orbit sander. Take it to a high enough grit and you’ll be polishing the surface to a super high gloss. Will kelly, vintage guitar magazine's monthly repair columnist (shop of hard knocks) shows you how to safely and. The process i use is to wet sand from 2000, 3000, 5000 and then use cutting compounds and polish.