Originally posted by paintguy
Takes a expert, but a light colorsand and buff of the clear coat would do wonders. By that I mean, wet sand w/2000 grit sandpaper, buff with a small 3" power buffer. Use 1 compound and 1 glaze. It will make your guitar look like new, takes out fine scratches and shrinkage, keeps the paint original and actually makes the finish a little thinner. Warning!!!!! This is a simple process to someone with experience, but could be disasterous(?) if done by a novice. I'm strictly talking about the finish. A good metal polish should take care of the hardware. The above process is performed at just about every mfg(after painting) to remove dust nibs, orange peel and defects. A experienced guy can make a so so paint job look like a million dollar job.
Larry
Originally posted by raz
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