Guitar scratch remover - excellent!!

[threeminutesboy]

How could I missed the thread

Excellent to know thanks for sharing spud now you have brand new AL for good price

 

[Spudmurphy]

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yeah it came out real good - you have to look closely to see the remnants of the scratches.
Heck, they even gave a link on their website to this thread.

 

[threeminutesboy]

tremendous job Sir !!

Bravo

 

[spkirby]

Is the dark area at the edge of guitar any less dark or glossy than the dark areas you havent treated? Its the darker parts where micro scratches / haze can be a problem. Just interested because I buffed out some scratches on one of my guitars (not with this product) but a very slight fog remains in the dark burst area where I treated it.

 

[Spudmurphy]

Steve
Taking photos showing this type of treatment is always a problem because of reflections. I wish now that I had used a polarising filter on the camera to cut down on the reflections.
The selling point for me is that if you use T cut or similar you will end up with a slight haze - this products leaves no haze (fog) whatsoever.

 

[Lock On Tone]

That is amazing. I'm gonna have to buy some of this for a strat of mine that has a lot of wear and tear.

 

[73h Nils]

That's cool. Flawless! Although neither of mine need it

 

[Spudmurphy]

Just remember guys it does take a bit of "elbow grease" - don't expect just to wipe on - then wipe off.

 

[Metropolis_488]

thanks for the heads up

 

[klownhere]

I thought I would chime in here! I ordered the Player's Kit and received it about 5 days ago and I have to say that I am actually very impressed with the product. I have a black Peavey Wolfgang standard and a EBMM Teal Quilt Axis. Neither guitar has any deep scratches but both have a decent amount of pick scratches and some swirl marks. In other words, regular guitar polish wasn't really doing the job so I took the plunge and this is the first time in a very long time that a product really delivered on its claims. I have put about 3 applications on both guitars with some decent elbow grease and both look almost brand new! I can only imagine what another application or two with some heavier elbow grease will do. I will note that I was underwhelmed after the first coat but after the second one I felt a big grin forming on my face! You will not be dissapointed! I am very, very serious!

 

[Spudmurphy]

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that's cool Klownhere.
It does take a bit of elbow grease but heck what a difference it makes.I'm glad that you had good results.
There are two types - the blue paste is slightly more abrasive - yet doesn't leave any haze.
The white cream is less abbrasive.
Apparently you can also request for the product to be silicone free.

 

[threeminutesboy]

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Apparently you can also request for the product to be silicone free.

obviously not like lady gaga

 

[Bassmedic14]

Thanks for the heads up, I have done some research, but I will try what you have found

 

[marsguitars]

Wow! Either a great product or a real pro job with photoshop!

Is it OK with vintage guitar finishes? Sounds well worth a try

 

[Spudmurphy]

it is good - as I say requires some elbow grease but does not leave any haze.

The only finish that it's no good on is a matt finish.
it will be fine on old guitars - I have used it on a Gibson 335 and it worked great.

 

[walleye]

those before and after pictures are amazing

 

[ohdamnitsdevin]

Sorry that it took so long to get pictures posted. Here's some "before" shots, these scratches had already been treated to some rubbing compound so they were a lot worse initially. In the 3 rd shot you can just about make out that these aren't just scuffs - they have some depth to them!

and "after"

These results are AMAZING! Did you get the stuff from Guitar Scratch Remover Home ?

 

[Spudmurphy]

I got the players kit - I seem to remember getting a few other guitarists in on the order and there was a good deal going at the time.
Scratch Remover-Order

I think my photos and vid are on their site somewhere

(Just make sure you read all the posts in this thread.)

Yeah - I'm still on there
http://www.guitarscratchremover.com/gallery.html

their words ... (next four photos + video provided December 2009 by customer Spudmurphy in the UK, a senior reviewer on the Ernie Ball Discussion Forum, where he included our review... thanks, Spud!)

A senior reviewer ehhh lol haaaaaaaaa! (in a nice way cos I still really like the product)

 

[DrKev]

Well, if we had senior reviewers I'm sure you'd be one!

 

[Spudmurphy]

Well, if we had senior reviewers I'm sure you'd be one!

For sure, age and number of posts lol.

I still really like that product and used it when I polished up the JP6 after I stripped off the white paint.

I also filled in some dings in the MD paint, with some black celly. Rubbed it back and polished it up after using micro mesh paper than Guitar scratchwasisname