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Old 08-12-2020, 02:08 PM
eljay eljay is offline
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Default Larrivee guitar finishes: How do they differ from nitro cellulose?

I've read that they're some kind of poly but I might be mistaken.

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Old 08-12-2020, 08:31 PM
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I read this..."Pure Acrylic Urethane hi-sheen Topcoat (Catalyzed), over top of a Catalyzed Urethane Basecoat. Satin: Pure Acrylic Urethane 10% Sheen Satin Finish (Catalyzed), Over top of a Catalyzed Urethane base coat. WE USE NO POLYESTER ON ANY ACOUSTIC INSTRUMENTS"

Its a whole different material than nitro cellulose...
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