ok, here is my problem. i assume i will finally get a good answer seeing i am asking fellow hosers.
my Godin LG sp90 is about 2.5 years old and has always been kept in it's case.
last august we played an outdoor party. we had a tarp covering our playing area, but it was very damp and cool outside (evening) while waiting for our other guitar player to show up i had left my Godin back by the kit to get the strings to settle seeing the temp was changing. when we were getting ready i noticed beads of moisture on the body. i quickly wiped it down and tuned up.
about a month or less after the party i had noticed a cloudy look to the finish on the lower bout of the body and also the rear of the neck heel. it feels abit greasy to the touch. and isn't on the surface. it seems to be in the finish ( satin finish). this isn't nitro, i assume it is a poly based finish.
i have tried drying this out and it has not gone away.
i have no idea if the party weather is responsible, i am assumimg that.
i have also wondered if some stray overspray in the control cavity with pot lube has somehow soaked through to the finish.
any ideas? can it be fixed. it is contained to the edges and not on the top or back.
i have just about given up on this.
sorry guys if i am running off at the mouth..i have just worked a 12 night shift.
my Godin LG sp90 is about 2.5 years old and has always been kept in it's case.
last august we played an outdoor party. we had a tarp covering our playing area, but it was very damp and cool outside (evening) while waiting for our other guitar player to show up i had left my Godin back by the kit to get the strings to settle seeing the temp was changing. when we were getting ready i noticed beads of moisture on the body. i quickly wiped it down and tuned up.
about a month or less after the party i had noticed a cloudy look to the finish on the lower bout of the body and also the rear of the neck heel. it feels abit greasy to the touch. and isn't on the surface. it seems to be in the finish ( satin finish). this isn't nitro, i assume it is a poly based finish.
i have tried drying this out and it has not gone away.
i have no idea if the party weather is responsible, i am assumimg that.
i have also wondered if some stray overspray in the control cavity with pot lube has somehow soaked through to the finish.
any ideas? can it be fixed. it is contained to the edges and not on the top or back.
i have just about given up on this.
sorry guys if i am running off at the mouth..i have just worked a 12 night shift.