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LaurieW
PostPosted: Mon Mar 30, 2009 5:31 pm 
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Looking through the woodpile the other day and found small white deposits in the grains of my Hond Mahogany. I don't remember them being there last year when I sanded the sides, any chance they are mineral deposits? Any idea if they will disappear under finish (FP or KTM9)?

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I only have the one set, so I don't have anything to compare them to, but the back plates are fine.

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Thanks Todd - I'm surprised I hadn't head that before :shock: , but I do tend to stay away from Mahogany. I must be the only guitar builder who doesn't like it! One more reason for me to stay with Sapele I guess.

Keep an eye on the classifieds - it's on my list to get rid of!

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LaurieW wrote:
Thanks Todd - I'm surprised I hadn't head that before :shock: , but I do tend to stay away from Mahogany. I must be the only guitar builder who doesn't like it! One more reason for me to stay with Sapele I guess.

Keep an eye on the classifieds - it's on my list to get rid of!

Thanks,

Laurie


FWIW, I have the exact same thing on a bunch of sapele I've been using. I was a little concerned, till I hit it with naptha and it disappeared. No worries!

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Well, I'm no expert so I'd have to trust the good advice you've already got but... I have a Larrivee(they use clear porefiller) mahogany guitar and you can still see white deposits in the pores.

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