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Liberal 
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Posted on: Oct. 01 2012,6:27 pm |
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I got a new guitar about a year ago and it has really nice wood grain so I was willing to overlook a small area of what looked like sap. Last time I cleaned the guitar some of the area of sap came off and it took the stain with it, so I need to touch up that spot.
It's a faded brown Les Paul studio, I believe the top wood is maple I would guess it's a walnut stain but I have no idea how you'd match stain other than buying a piece of maple and a bunch of different walnut stains.
I wonder if I should take the rest of the sap like substance off and retouch it since I'd guess it will wear off eventually and take the stain with it again.
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Pretzel Logic
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Joined: Oct. 2005
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Posted on: Oct. 02 2012,8:59 am |
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It might sound a little strange but, try a little brown shoe polish. Start out with a little and add more if you need it. It does not look laquered, so it might do the trick with out sanding or breaking down the surface.
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