 Need to remove finish
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I love my Stingray, really. When I played her she felt and sounded so good, I bought her DESPITE the horrendous finish she was sporting ( I think it's called "Autumn Red",sparkly orange darkening to brownish red , Brrrrrrr!!!!!)
So, how do I get the crud off? I'm sort of rough with my guitars, and the chips I've put in it reveal to me a daunting task. It's really thick and in many different layers. I'm ok with taking my bass apart and refinishing it. I just need to know what is best to remove this finish.
( p.s.- Anyone know of a durable urethane I can use after I stain the wood?)
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" Damn, for having all them strings,
you get less work done than most
guys do with only four."
Something I said to some hotshot with
an attitude who had no business
playing a 7 string bass.
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