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Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota | Hi all... probably a stupid question and I am guessing off the start it is a Nitro-Celluose type finish but I am really not sure and couldn't find out on the web. Anyone know for certain? |
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Location: Carle Place, NY | I know it's not nitro-celluose. The older O's had some kind of polymer resin which was thick and prone to the finish cracks we all have seen. I don't know what's used now but it's a lot thinner and probably still polymer based. |
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Location: Nashville TN. | I'm pretty sure its polyurathane.
Its a hard finish.
Thus no pick guard needed.
Its not nitro-celluose |
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Location: Scotland | Polyester |
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Location: Atlanta, GA. | Recycled Leisure suits from the '70s? |
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | Yeah, that Travolta suit has been lasting a LONG time! |
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What type of finish does Ovation use on their Sitka tops?
