Digging my Antiquity II Tele bridge pickup, except for the fake aging "goo" it's covered in. To make it look "antique", SD treats the top side of the pickups with a dose of a rust colored coating. I see the amount of "rust" varies from pickup to pickup, some have hardly any, but this one in particular has so much "goo" there are actually runs in it. I would like to remove the rust coating as my USA Reverend Hitman isn't exactly an "ancient relic". Is that stuff lacquer? I'm thinking to gently take a rag dabbed in some lacquer thinner and see if that cleans it off, but I don't want to create a mess or ruin the pup. Anybody have any advice on bringing this "antique" back to the future?
Tele bridge Antiquity II question
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Re: Tele bridge Antiquity II question
Hmm, I don't know if any kind of solvent would be good for the bobbin. I would test a *very* small area with whatever you got on hand...and wait a few days to see if it affects the bobbin...but it might just wear off on its own.
Hmm, I don't know if any kind of solvent would be good for the bobbin. I would test a *very* small area with whatever you got on hand...and wait a few days to see if it affects the bobbin...but it might just wear off on its own.
