Waiting times two
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First, I am waiting impatiently for the sealer to cure (I guess), then tomorrow I can put on the Nat Blue.
My second waiting is...Is there any benefit to wait longer than the haze before taking off the Natty Blues Wax? Or am I confusing polishes and waxes and glazes and...
First, I am waiting impatiently for the sealer to cure (I guess), then tomorrow I can put on the Nat Blue.
My second waiting is...Is there any benefit to wait longer than the haze before taking off the Natty Blues Wax? Or am I confusing polishes and waxes and glazes and...
I don't know but that is some guitar collection. I got a few.
Last edited by BlackCoupe : 05-19-2006 at 11:23 PM.
Hey thanks, and yes, there's more to the madness. Nah, I actually used to own a guitar store in the 90's, but after 7 years sold out, went to college and became a Special Ed. teacher. I still wheel and deal on cool gear all the time though. Hmmm, never thought wonder what polishes to use on guitars!
Coupe, sweet LP man. That a Custom premium or plus, great figured top.
there isn't any benefit to letting a carnauba sit on the paint longer than it needs to haze over. for instance, some carnauba's (like souveran) want you to remove them before they even haze. sealants need the curing, not carnauba's
If you wipe with a finger and it comes off completely without leaving any reminents then you are clearly ready to remove. Just remember if you ever move up to Pinnacle Waxes, they come off while damp.
"Just remember if you ever move up to Pinnacle Waxes, they come off while damp."
I think they should make a 1/2 oz sample size to sell, maybe I could try it then!
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