Re: Poly vs. nitro??
[QUOTE=Lewguitar][QUOTE=papersoul]Lew,
Does that mean that a Nitro finished guitar can give of poisonous fumes??
Lacquer thinner is toxic as heck and that's why conventianal lacquers aren't used by any of the big companies any longer. It's like sniffing glue and harmful to your brain cells and nervous system. It's worst when it's being sprayed and when the finish is still wet. After the finish is dry to touch, it still takes months and months to get as hard as going to get...during that time the finish is still out-gassing, but only someone with chemical sensitivity problems would probably be affected. There are alot of people like that tho...people who get a headache or get sick from a new finish or new car smell.
Well, my LP was received about two months ago and it had arrived two months prior to that in the store.
[QUOTE=Lewguitar][QUOTE=papersoul]Lew,
Does that mean that a Nitro finished guitar can give of poisonous fumes??
Lacquer thinner is toxic as heck and that's why conventianal lacquers aren't used by any of the big companies any longer. It's like sniffing glue and harmful to your brain cells and nervous system. It's worst when it's being sprayed and when the finish is still wet. After the finish is dry to touch, it still takes months and months to get as hard as going to get...during that time the finish is still out-gassing, but only someone with chemical sensitivity problems would probably be affected. There are alot of people like that tho...people who get a headache or get sick from a new finish or new car smell.
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