I have a 2002 Gibson ES-137, the bottom of the line model that has Gibson's crappy "satin" finish on it. Now, This isn't a *nice* satin finish like you'd expect to find on some guitar necks - it just *looks* satin-y instead of glossy. It actually feels kinda sticky most of the time. It's Gibson's idea of cutting cost to make cheaper guitars.
Someone who owns the same kind of guitar has suggested working it over with car polish. Not a wax, but some other sort of polish that is supposed to add depth to the paint. Here is a link to the product: Meguiar's Deep Crystal Polish
It will supposedly help the neck feel smoother too, in addition to making it look glossy.
Has anyone ever heard of using a car polish on a guitar? I wonder how it would hold up in the long run...
Are there any guitar-specific products that would give a satin finish that glossy look?
Someone who owns the same kind of guitar has suggested working it over with car polish. Not a wax, but some other sort of polish that is supposed to add depth to the paint. Here is a link to the product: Meguiar's Deep Crystal Polish
It will supposedly help the neck feel smoother too, in addition to making it look glossy.
Has anyone ever heard of using a car polish on a guitar? I wonder how it would hold up in the long run...
Are there any guitar-specific products that would give a satin finish that glossy look?
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