OK.
After extensive R&D and using my product on my own scratch builds, I am pretty sure that I know what my products can be used for.
I have DT wax on the necks of all my Bass Guitars and I can tell you for certain that it works.
OK.
After extensive R&D and using my product on my own scratch builds, I am pretty sure that I know what my products can be used for.
I have DT wax on the necks of all my Bass Guitars and I can tell you for certain that it works.
There is always a workaround for glitches, mistakes and other Guitar building gremlins.....
Cool.......Originally Posted by dingobass
You're trying to add a final protective barrier to the guitar in the form of a lacquer or clear coat. I can't imagine any such protection from wax alone, especially on softer woods, but apparently it's all good.
Ben, Dingobass is the man for stains, etc. I think the wax should be fine - the maple of the necks is a lot harder than the basswood / ash / alder / etc of the bodies, so the wax not adding any extra strength should not be an issue. As for stains / clearcoats, etc - they probably add a little, but best equivalent I can think of is a jaffa - it has a small, thin, hard shell on the outside, but that can be cracked fairly easily (e.g., by dropping as I did).
How many coats of wax should I use on the neck and frets. thanks guys.
Just one thin coat will do the trick.
There is always a workaround for glitches, mistakes and other Guitar building gremlins.....
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