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Description
Vintage Refinishing & RestorationThis is only for restoration refinishing of vintage instruments. These prices reflect vintage bodies and necks that are sent to us stripped for restoration. (No Bound Bodies for stripping) Stripping a nitrocellulose finish is 125$. We only use Nitrocellulose Lacquers for finishing. You must pick a colour colours and ageing replication package with purchase. Please read over them in custom orders our aged finishes. Our Packages We've updated our
This is only for restoration/refinishing of vintage instruments.
These prices reflect vintage bodies and necks that are sent to us stripped for restoration.
(No Bound Bodies for stripping)
Stripping a nitrocellulose finish is 125$.
We only use Nitrocellulose Lacquers for finishing.
You must pick a colour/colours and ageing replication package with purchase. Please read over them in custom orders/our aged finishes.
Our Packages
We've updated our packages to make it easier on our customers looking for specific finishes while not confusing them with others and separating yellowed lacquer top coat ageing.
GL Lite - Light ageing. Lacquer checking with light chips, dings and wear. Lacquer lightly sunken into the grain. Replicating a guitar that was played but mostly aged in its case for 70 years.
*GL Lite Plus - This finish is the same as the original package but with added lacquer yellowing.
GL Journeymen - Medium ageing. Moderate/medium dings and chips, lacquer sunken into grain patterns, lacquer checking and playwear.
*GL Journeymen Plus - Same as original package but with added lacquer yellowing.
GL Aged - Aged (including arm wear) chips, dings and playwear, lacquer sunken into grain pattern, lacquer checking.
*GL Aged Plus - This finish is the same as the original with a heavier yellowed appearance.
Finished in a flashcoat or true historic finish.
The Flash Coat Finish
Why we use a flash coat finish. Simply put. It makes the guitar instantly feel broken in and aged. It's different from a high gloss factory finish. It's still a gloss finish. Less degree of shine and it melts into the guitar beautifully leaving a broken in feel that's ultra thin. Fender uses this on their high end 50's custom shop telecasters and recently their Vintage Custom 50's Pine Esquire. Gibson used this method heavily for a time period around the 60's before their final buff.
True Historic
Very thin lacquer that is wet sanded between coats and a final cut and light polish to replicate an old finish.
*Extra Charge for colour over Sunburst
* Reach out to us via email, Send us your part. Once we receive if we will notify you and go over your plan for your part. Any major sanding or repairs will be communicated to you and either sent back to you or an extra charge will apply.
Any questions, please email us email us.
*Once your order is placed you will be contacted by us to discuss your Guitar Body and or Neck. Any questions prior please email us.
Shipping Notes
- Free Standard Shipping on $100+ Orders to the USA.
- Except Preorder products are shipped in 48 hours.
- Delivery to the USA:
- Standard Shipping : 3-10 business days
- If time is of the essence, please consider selecting expedited delivery for faster service.
Exchange/Return Notes
- We offer a 30-day return/exchange service after receiving.
- Final sale items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
- To process your return/exchange, please contact us at [email protected]
- Please click here for more details>>> Return & Exchange Policy