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Neck polishing |
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I have seen a few guitars on the forum where the head stock and necks were polished. The polishing is not a problem. I have a custom Herringbone and a Marquis
that I want to polish. Is the Martin decal put on top of the finish or under it? My D42- KOA custom has the neck and headstock polished and i really do like
the look. Thanks Rex
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The neck polishes up nicely just from playing the guitar. |
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I second that. I have had my 000-28H for only two months, and the neck has developed a really nice glossy patina. I may still buff the headstock, but I'm
letting my hand take care of the neck.
Andrew 000-28H
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Rec79 |
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I would like to buff the headstock on my 28 but I am affraid I might screw up when I remove the tuners...
Stefan from Sweden
2006 Martin HD-28 |
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