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Poly finished guitar, about 2 minutes of work with a microfiber cloth and Scratch-X.
Not the exact same angle, but still!
Not the exact same angle, but still!
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Re: Meguiars Scratch-X... wow!
Sweet..I wonder if some toothpaste and some hard polishing would not have achieved the same results for less $?"Anyone who understands Jazz knows that you can't understand it. It's too complicated. That's what's so simple about it." - Yogi Berra -
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It's good but not better than buffing compound/polish.
Smells nice.Originally posted by King BuzzoComment
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Don’t forget that this stuff takes off clear coat from your car, along with the scratches. I know that’s less of an issue with guitars, but if your car has two stage paint this stuff has to be used wisely.Comment
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Wow, that is actually really impressive.Administrator of the SDUGFComment
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Maybe. It’s only like $6 though.Originally posted by MetalManiac View Post
Not as strong as rubbing compound. I’ll follow with Swirl Remover.Originally posted by Silence Kid View Post
Kind of, really it’s knocking the edges off the scratch. You can still see them but they aren’t grabbing the light and glinting like they did before. It’s true that it’s more aggressive than a lighter polish though. This one is the worst of my guitars. The other that need polishing will just get Swirl Remover.Originally posted by mojosman View Post
Yep! I got a good deal on this guitar, most of the scratches were there when I got it. I wonder what the previous owner was wearing while playing?Originally posted by Mincer View PostComment
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Yup, the compounds used by Meguires these days are the best ever. They really work like magic and they are not harsh, even on a lacquer finish.Comment
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You can try Meguiars ultimate compound it looks like scratches are a little deep if that wont help try 3000 grit sanding and then compound.
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I know it's spelled differently, but I've always thought it would be funny if they had Mark Mcgwire endorse a product and call it simply; "The Juice".
Bonds could have one too called "Formula 73".Last edited by dave74; 06-20-2018, 03:17 PM.
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Cool have you ever tried 3M Surface Prep?My Bands -
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Black guitar with active pups? Probably a Black Metal guitarist wearing studded wristbands...Originally posted by PFDarkside View PostGuitars:Gibson LP Trad ('57 Classics); Ibanez SEW761FM (TB-16/STK-S7 m&n); Charvel DK24 (TB10/SSL-6/A2Pn), DK22 (HRb/SSL-6 m&n), SoCal Style1 (Distortion set) & SoCal Style2 24 2PT (Fluence OCC); ESP LTD MH-1000HS (TB-14/Lil59n); Effects: Line 6 Helix Floor, Digitech Drop & FreqOut, ME EP-1L6,Shure GLXD16, Headrush MX5;Comment
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Ooops, my bad!
Still, probably the previous owner wore studded wristbands...
Guitars:Gibson LP Trad ('57 Classics); Ibanez SEW761FM (TB-16/STK-S7 m&n); Charvel DK24 (TB10/SSL-6/A2Pn), DK22 (HRb/SSL-6 m&n), SoCal Style1 (Distortion set) & SoCal Style2 24 2PT (Fluence OCC); ESP LTD MH-1000HS (TB-14/Lil59n); Effects: Line 6 Helix Floor, Digitech Drop & FreqOut, ME EP-1L6,Shure GLXD16, Headrush MX5;Comment
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