DocHuck
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GMP FInish Repair
I have a Roxie with Gunmetal Flake finish. (beautiful silver flake top/deep black sides and back with cream/ivory bindings. Unfortunately it has a serious chip out of the finish on the side/back margin (down to the wood) and a smaller one on the top. Anyone out there know the type of finish used on this guitar so that I can make a decent repair? 
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4/4/2007, 8:00 am
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deluxemeat
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Re: GMP FInish Repair
it's poly.
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4/5/2007, 10:52 am
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BachToRock
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Re: GMP FInish Repair
I think they used 2 DIFFERENT polys throughout the years,,,
Polyester and Polyurethane...
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4/5/2007, 11:16 am
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DocHuck
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Re: GMP FInish Repair
Thank you so much for the replies. Helps very much to know where to start.
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4/5/2007, 4:30 pm
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YetAnotherOne
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Re: GMP FInish Repair
Aren't polyesther finishes usually very thin with a tendency to show surface imperfections (glue joints and the like) through the finish? Seems like something of that sort was the reason they fell out of favor.
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4/6/2007, 12:09 am
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