Hey!?!?! Who Peed On My Guitar?!?!?!?!

[Dennisthe Menace]

oipunkguy posted:

However your guard might be a little stinky. Maybe a good soaking of bleach would be in order after the aging is done

............OK..........BUT, wouldn't that bring it back to 'lovely sparkling white?'...........

[oipunkguy]

depends on how long it sits Dennis. if you are wondering how I know this.... trust me you don't want to know

[Sarah93003]

depends on how long it sits Dennis. if you are wondering how I know this.... trust me you don't want to know

ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[GattonFan]

I think soaking the guard in coffee has the same effect in giving that aged appearance

Dennis

[Dennisthe Menace]

depends on how long it sits Dennis. if you are wondering how I know this.... trust me you don't want to know

.................uhm............... .................noooooo.............I don't think I want to know.........

[oipunkguy]

just so you know it's not because I'm a peevert

[Sarah93003]

just so you know it's not because I'm a peevert

oh, that was bad!

[oipunkguy]

Sarah, this whole thread is a disaster, so there's no where to go but up, lmao.

[101Volts]

I think soaking the guard in coffee has the same effect in giving that aged appearance

Dennis

Hmm, I read something in one of Dan Erlewine's books about aging plastic. I'll get my book and find the page.

Edit: Found it. Here's a quote right out of the book (They were talking about aging tuners here)

"I've tried stains, tea, and coffee to yellow them, but didn't get the results I wanted until I tried good ol' brown Kiwi shoe polish. I rub it into the knobs with a soft cloth, let dry for 20 minutes, then take off the excess with a clean paper towel"

Austin

[thunderhead]

This whole relic thing has gotten a little crazy, maybe with the reissue Challenger and Camaro Cars, one of the big three will try a road worn series of Autos. Maybe a '70 Duster with rusted quarter panels and half primered!!!!!