Top Document: alt.guitar.rickenbacker Frequently Asked Questions Previous Document: 5.8 How do I care for my Ric's finish? Next Document: 5.10 Will unwinding my vintage re-issue pickups make them sound better? What is the procedure? See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge "Tung oil or even tung oil with a bit of polyurethane works great. You rub it in with 0000 steel wool until the scratches are gone and the surface burnishes, wipe off the excess and let it dry overnight. The result will be like glass, but with no drag on the neck like a high gloss finish. It's the most durable finish we make and almost every guitar I have in my studio these days has this finish." [John Hall, ceo@rickenbacker.com, 12/30/1998] See the Rickenbacker Owner's Manual section on Guitar Care and Finish Maintenance, http://www.rickenbacker.com/us/finish.htm [Gerard Lanois, gerardlanois@netscape.net, 2/4/1999] User Contributions:Top Document: alt.guitar.rickenbacker Frequently Asked Questions Previous Document: 5.8 How do I care for my Ric's finish? Next Document: 5.10 Will unwinding my vintage re-issue pickups make them sound better? What is the procedure? Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: gerardlanois@netscape.net
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