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weslewis
PostPosted: Sun Nov 25, 2012 5:47 pm 
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I am refinishing a couple of my earlier projects and this stuff is a bear to sand off??!!!!! wow7-eyes

A lot to be said for getting it right the first time!!!!! laughing6-hehe

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I just took the finish off of one of my early EM 6000 guitars.
Broken weld on the truss rod..... (aagrh)
I used Circa 1850 furniture stripper....
The finish came right off using a credit card as a scraper....
Low odor, needs ventilation, but don't get any on ya.....
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I used stripper on the top on one of them...just messy

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What kind of truss rod?

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Terence Kennedy wrote:
What kind of truss rod?

It was a 1/4" double-action with the flat bar on top from one of our major suppliers.
There was exactly zero penetration on the weld.
I always test before install for functionality - now I think I will test between two large chunks of wood for strength....
Sorry for the hijack Wes!
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