- Jun 30, 2010
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Awesome - as long as it's not gummy/sticky... yah, I'd leave it.Awesome I appreciate that. View attachment 7005502View attachment 7005503View attachment 7005504You can see this baby has some SERIOUS mojo going on. It’s not sticky, it is so old and tried I bet it’s part of the actual finish. Not sure to leave it or not
Do you have the threads "watch" tab engaged? I haven't had any issues and like you am a supporting member.I love this thread! But since the TB update I don't get notifications for this and several other "watched" threads...such a drag! Is anyone else here experiencing this?
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Cool! I don’t think I’ve ever seen poly age like that.'76 J on Reverb - cool checking
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Early '76 hs decal - in July '76 the JAZZ BASS script was simplified to a slanted block letter font until '82 -
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Do you have the threads "watch" tab engaged? I haven't had any issues and like you am a supporting member.
A very cool example - if I were doing a J I'd reference that one!Fender 65 jazz on FB.
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I'll guess heat - constant sun/UV heat or sitting in a case in a 3rd floor attic in the midwest for years of hot summers.Cool! I don’t think I’ve ever seen poly age like that.
I was wondering if it was an old refin. I know Fender was not shooting lacquer in '78, but the thin layer and how it has flashed(?) crackled, almost looks like it.I'll guess heat - constant sun/UV heat or sitting in a case in a 3rd floor attic in the midwest for years of hot summers.
Hard to say but I was also thinking it could be an old re-fin. But thin lacquer wouldn't look like that unless it was shot very heavy.I was wondering if it was an old refin. I know Fender was not shooting lacquer in '78, but the thin layer and how it has flashed(?) crackled, almost looks like it.
Hard to say but I was also thinking it could be an old re-fin. But thin lacquer wouldn't look like that unless it was shot very heavy.