Warmoth satin neck finish = yuck

[Dreamland_Rebel]

yeah, i understand. it is high maintenance... i prefer an oil finish myself. but i love playing my V so... you gotta do what you gotta do.

[Shawn Lutz]

a few even passes with 400-600 grit wet sandpaper will do the trick. I do that to all my necks that are not unfinished/tung oil'd. I hate the tacky stick feel of finnished necks

[MakeAJazzNoiseHere]

a few even passes with 400-600 grit wet sandpaper will do the trick. I do that to all my necks that are not unfinished/tung oil'd. I hate the tacky stick feel of finnished necks

I use a Scotch Brite pad, as I said, which works for a couple of days.

This isn't an issue with gloss on the neck, it's an issue with lacquer necks and my sweat.

So, sanding it isn't going to fix it. Unless I go all the way down to the wood.

[Tricky]

Hay Pop.
Ive got a real nice Charvette neck I'll trade ya for it.

By the way, What you got it bolted up to?

[MakeAJazzNoiseHere]

This...

[Tricky]

OOOOOO!
Me likes that.

[MakeAJazzNoiseHere]

Thanks. I love it except for the lacquer...

I have to go to WalMart on Saturday anyway so we'll see what I come home with... I already have acetone.

[Tricky]

What did you get? You make it to Wallyworld?

[MakeAJazzNoiseHere]

Yep... Got some wipe-on poly and some other junk. But I was too busy doing fret-end dressing to get to it.

Actually I think I'm going to see how long in between scrub-downs it takes before it gets nasty. I really don't want to strip the whole neck to make it look nice, and it does look nice now... But I definitely will not be ordering any more satin-finished Warmoth necks.

[Tricky]

Cool.

[nor]

Tru-oil is a hard finish. Warmoth warranty will still apply with a Tru finish