jtg116 Posted August 27, 2010 Report Posted August 27, 2010 Hi- I've gotten around to working on a couple of necks for bodies that have been calling me to start! I have wonderful guitars store bought, finished in nito, poly, tru oil, etc. I find that I like the satin finish that Mighty Mite and another company use on their necks. I polish it up a bit, and it's smooth and wonderful. Does anyone know what kind of finish they use? If I can find out I will order unfinished necks, add color and finish them off with that finish. I used to have a wonderful Melancon I had to sell due to finances, and it had a finish a bit similar. My sweat makes nitro gum up quick, and I never had the problem with the Mel or these necks Quote
Ripthorn Posted September 4, 2010 Report Posted September 4, 2010 I don't know the finish you are speaking of, but I have found that I really like Tru-Oil on a neck. I put on one or two coats, then scuff with 0000 steel wool, then apply another thin coat or two, scuff with steel wool again and call it good. It is satin-y smooth and I quite like it. Quote
Prostheta Posted September 4, 2010 Report Posted September 4, 2010 I have found that a thin coat of Tru-oil is very nice on open woods like Mahogany, but I've taken to playing raw Maple recently and letting sweat and gunk seal 'er up. Quote
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