Camerameroon
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Hi there I’m interested in buying a 60th anniversary sg les Paul from the custom shop. What I’d like to know is if the lacquer on these would “relic”/ weather check naturally?
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VOS finish ageing naturally??
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Crash
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Yes, it's just a characteristic of lacquer.
The heavier it's applied. The more prone to checking it is.
I know they say the coat is thin. But in the grand scheme of things. it's pretty thick.
Used to paint cars with lacquer.
The best of lacquer finishes, are eventually gonna check.
The more it is exposed to the elements, and hot to cold temps, the faster it will occur.
The heavier it's applied. The more prone to checking it is.
I know they say the coat is thin. But in the grand scheme of things. it's pretty thick.
Used to paint cars with lacquer.
The best of lacquer finishes, are eventually gonna check.
The more it is exposed to the elements, and hot to cold temps, the faster it will occur.
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