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Originally Posted by DesertTwang
I'd be curious as to how you manage to do that. I treat my guitars with great care, but they're nowhere near what I consider "mint." My newest Martin dreadnaught has tiny swirls and haze in the finish that simply results from it being taken out of the case and being put back in. There also appears to be hazing and tiny imperfections in the finish where the guitar sits on my lap. I wear regular clothes, nothing abrasive, when playing, so I'm really curious what one would do to preserve a condition that truly can be considered "mint." To me, that definition would mean absolutely 100% perfect condition, with not even the slightest evidence the instrument ever made it out of the factory.
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I've got news for you. There is no such thing as "absolutely 100% perfect condition." I have seen and played brand new guitars made by some of the best builders on the planet, and there is always a finish swirl or some other imperfection.