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jones0247
Posted 2008-04-15 10:56 PM (#44862)
Subject: Qvation Finish


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Location: South Georgia,usa
I need help! I need to refinish a Celebrity and I don't know what to use. The pegboard looks like a thin laminate but it is probably some kind of paint.
The soundboard looks like a very hard epoxy or urethane. Any information will be greatly appreciated. Also is there a book, website, etc. that has this kind of information?
Thanks!
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PEZ
Posted 2008-04-15 11:22 PM (#44863 - in reply to #44862)
Subject: Re: Qvation Finish



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Location: Nashville TN.
The model number and if the top is solid ot laminate could make a big difference.
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AussieJames
Posted 2008-04-16 12:09 AM (#44864 - in reply to #44862)
Subject: Re: Qvation Finish



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Jonesy this is your best rescource on the net bar none.
Model, serial number and a pic would help
AJ
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PEZ
Posted 2008-04-16 1:15 AM (#44865 - in reply to #44862)
Subject: Re: Qvation Finish



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I would be real skiddish with using anything the strip a lamanated top. My first thought is it could delaminate.
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Mark in Boise
Posted 2008-04-16 10:40 AM (#44866 - in reply to #44862)
Subject: Re: Qvation Finish


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Location: Boise, Idaho
I think all Celebrities were laminates and every Ovation including Celebrities had a urethane finish. In the old days it was thicker.
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Tupperware
Posted 2008-04-16 10:56 AM (#44867 - in reply to #44862)
Subject: Re: Qvation Finish


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Location: Phoenix AZ
You didn't provide much detail, but before I started such a project I'd make a checklist. How valuable is this guitar to you, how much effort are you willing to put into it and how upset will you be if you fuck it up.

You're not going to able to strip off the poly. Only way is to sand it off. Most celebs are laminate tops and it's going to be difficult to sand it evenly without going into the ply. Refinishing unless you really know what you are doing and have the right booth to do it in will look home done.

Unless this guitar has exTREme sentimental value to you and is completely unacceptable to you as it is, don't mess with it. You can probably buy a new/used one just like it for a few hundered bucks more than you're going to invest in you refinishing project.

Just my opinion.

Dave
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Jeff W.
Posted 2008-04-16 11:45 AM (#44868 - in reply to #44862)
Subject: Re: Qvation Finish


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