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[Woltz]

so i have just started painting and all the other jazz with that. i want to add a polyurethane clear finish on the neck and was concerned about getting it on the frets. is it okay to add over the top of the

Also I suspect you do have a maple fretboard and you're actually asking whether getting finish on the actual frets is a problem. As far as I'm aware when Fender finish their Maple necks they just spray over the frets as well.

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[PHILLIAJ]

I do have a maple fret board to answer that question first off and yes my question was does it matter if i leave the finish on the frets.

so as far as i can gather, I can just leave the finish on the frets or i can take it off depending on how I feel. also that it doesn't matter if I do. is that right?

[McCreed]

I do have a maple fret board to answer that question first off and yes my question was does it matter if i leave the finish on the frets.

so as far as i can gather, I can just leave the finish on the frets or i can take it off depending on how I feel. also that it doesn't matter if I do. is that right?

No, you definitely need to remove the lacquer/poly etc from the metal frets. You need metal to metal contact (string to fret) in order for the strings (fretted notes) to "ring". Finish on left the fret would absorb the energy and the strings would dead or muddy. (that's just one problem you'd have)

[PHILLIAJ]

so how do i set about that?