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Supreme Being
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| I just acquired a Gretsch Satin Moonglow kit and would like to restore it. ANy tips on fixing scuffs or am I screwed?
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Supreme Being
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| | Far as I know, screwed. Is it a Satin Flame or an untextured finished? I would think the latter might be polished with some kind of rubbing compound, but I'm really sure. |
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Supreme Being
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| It's the same material as the satin flame kits, just a rare moonglow. It looks really nice like this kit 
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Supreme Being
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| | If it's textured, you're probably screwed. |
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Supreme Being
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| Yes, he is, sorry to say.
Consider that as a scar and rock on!
KEEP ON TRUCKIN'! |
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