Bluesman1956
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- Jul 21, 2019
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I have a 1939 J35 that was given to me by the original owner some time ago. It sounds fantastic but unfortunately he did a crude attempt at a refinish job probably 40 years ago. It has a natural spruce top with I believe to be mahogany sides and back. The top is the main problem it appears to be a rough poly cost over the original finish. Again the guitar is in fairly good condition given its age and I have no intent on selling it but would like to at the very least remove the poly in a safe manner to let the guitar return to its original state. Any suggestions or should I take it to a pro?