BLUE ICE METALLIC 0,50L
268,00 kr.
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The Fender Blue Ice Metallic color is a very rare color in Fender, used in the mid 60’s in Telecaster and Jazzmaster guitars mainly and in some Stratocaster.
It is an “ice” blue color, with the years the tone changes to greenish due to the yellowing of the aging of the nitrocellulose. A color that leaves no one indifferent because of its exclusivity.
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Application guide:
- We begin to apply the color once we have anchored the guitar with Nitorlack Primer.
- When we start the paint job the pores must be closed and the grain should not be marked.
- We apply the product either by spray or gun at about 25 cm.
- When we apply we must follow an application pattern, first horizontally and then vertically, applying the paint evenly.
- Apply several coats, letting dry between them about 24 hours and sanding between them, to remove any remaining impurities.
- This work will be completed when the surface is completely smooth and free of imperfections.
Frequently asked questions:
How many sprays do I need to varnish a guitar?
– If the surface is well covered and it is not your first project, you can do it with a spray, although you will not apply many coats. However if you are not an expert we recommend using 2 sprays for an optimal finish.
At what temperature should the guitar be during and after the process?
-For best results, we recommend applying it in a place whose temperature is between 15 and 25 degrees and between 45% and 60% humidity.
Where should I perform the process?
-A clean place will be essential, to prevent dirt or dust particles from adhering to the surface.
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The Fender Blue Ice Metallic color is a very rare color in Fender, used in the mid 60’s in Telecaster and Jazzmaster guitars mainly and in some Stratocaster.
It is an “ice” blue color, with the years the tone changes to greenish due to the yellowing of the aging of the nitrocellulose. A color that leaves no one indifferent because of its exclusivity.