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So I finally got my 70's SG!!
Of course, I do have bad luck. never seem to score the really good deals.
There are always issues.
It had a headstock repair, missing pickguard. But. the worst thing is, the guy got it many years ago from a family member and it was filthy.
So what did he use to clean it?
Why, an SOS pad like everyone uses to scrub their guitars!
Man, the swirl marks are huge! I did search up and see lots of ideas, but I was just wondering if you fine folks had any ideas that you have actually used??
Its too bad, because the guitar is really clean and 100% original except the missing pickguard, strangely enough, the screws were there..
I was also a bit dissapointed as it has Tarbacks and not T-tops.
So, is there anywhere reasonable to get a 5 hole pickguard made in Canada?
Any tips on how to get rid of huge swirl marks?
Cheers
Of course, I do have bad luck. never seem to score the really good deals.
There are always issues.
It had a headstock repair, missing pickguard. But. the worst thing is, the guy got it many years ago from a family member and it was filthy.
So what did he use to clean it?
Why, an SOS pad like everyone uses to scrub their guitars!
Man, the swirl marks are huge! I did search up and see lots of ideas, but I was just wondering if you fine folks had any ideas that you have actually used??
Its too bad, because the guitar is really clean and 100% original except the missing pickguard, strangely enough, the screws were there..
I was also a bit dissapointed as it has Tarbacks and not T-tops.
So, is there anywhere reasonable to get a 5 hole pickguard made in Canada?
Any tips on how to get rid of huge swirl marks?
Cheers