guitplayer
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It's hard to tell from this pic alone if it's a refin. Binding scraping was a very imprecise art, and you will very different looking edges from guitar to guitar. Also, there are a small handful of ninjas out there than can replicate the finish and aging process so well, that you'd have a very hard time determining a refin. Somebody was selling a GT on eBay that I refin'd. I guess the last owner did not tell him it was a top refin, and when I contacted the guy to inform him, he did not believe me, and that was not even my best work. That was my first attempt at a GT.
I'm assuming you refin'd it to black light properly, and that's one reason why it wasn't caught.
Nope. He just didn't bother blacklighting it, I guess.
I'm not doing this type of thing for people anymore. This is the second time somebody's sold a guitar I refin'd without disclosing the work.