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Checking on Eastman finish
I have seen many of the "older" Eastman acoustics with finish crazing/checking (not sure on correct woodworker term--surface cracks in ceramic glaze is called crazing). I have purchased an Eastman dreadnaught that--because FedEx left it in a cold truck--has some minor checking.
Will these cracks in the finish be prone to running further? Any additional precautions now that I know this guitar has the bad formula finish?
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I have seen some new (approx 1-2 yr old eastmans) with serious checking.
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Not likely to increase unless you subject it to thermal shock again.
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