Knock the gloss off my neck..I dare you!

slick as owl shite on a door knob -- fast too fast -- I BLOW right by the fret!
or DAMN NEAR dropped it when I went to put it on the stand becasue it slid SO FAST out of my hand

its stellar-- its as good as any neck -- the DEAN is (sadly) comparable -- identical shape-- NOW identical finish -- the "cosntruction" and build finsh quality of the Jackson is a hair better...buit -- man I am SHREDDED baby
 
to be clear -- the neck FEELS great with the gloss knocked down--- I might do this "mod" to many others !!!
these thin flat "C" necks-- low nicely rounded frets-- and great finish work make it hard to grab some others now ----(Oddly I realized how clos JACKSON and DEan and Ibanez shredder necks are to the old 1970 Peavey T-series necks!!! no wonder they feel like OLD freinds)
 
Adrian, glad to hear your shreddyness has been "unchained".

I played Black Jackie (Dinky) last night. The neck is glossy and I have not done anything to it.
It is not sticky; maybe years of play wore it slightly but still retained the gloss or the poly is hard / different.
My Ibanez semi hollow was very noticeably sticky and that got "the treatment".
 
Come on Ray -- all the cool kids are doing it----- just try a little man--- its not addictive--- not at all -------(Pan camera left where eSGEe is runing around the doom room with scotchbrights in each hand rubbing it and his junk on everything like a mad hatter)

I really nee to make a movie --

Adventures in Outside Sales Work from home Lifestyles -- aka how to avoid a real job, and just stayed frazzled and stressed out 24/7 ---
 
RVA said:
Thanks Chili. I tried the naptha, but it remained sticky. Then I tried some Harold's Restor-A-Finish, but it just made it slimy!
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the Naphtha reacted with the lacquer finish to soften it. It needs to be re hardened. Naphtha and lighter fluid should NEVER be used on a guitar finish.
 
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