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Old 11-04-2012, 10:47 PM
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Neoprene and nitro finishes

I have an old guitar stand that I got out of storage. The rubber tube on it had gotten hard and crumbled when I touched it. After removing all of it I replaced it with neoprene from a mouse pad. My question is, will neoprene (cloth side) harm nitro finishes?

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It touches both at the headstock and at the back of the bass.
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Not sure about that thin cloth backing, but generally, yes, neoprene will eat a nitro finish. Its the offgassing as I understand it. I would avoid it myself, too big a risk...
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