The checking will remain almost invisible until it’s had time to get dirt in the cracks… But even then it will never look the same as lacquer which has aged naturally by the even, long term evaporation of the solvent trapped within it….

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Hello, what do you spray with this product?

Schecter sounded much better, but...i have two Schecter guitars and am a fan, and, you can't really tell in a video. Also, the bridge pickup.... Great video though!! Thank you:)

The issue with these are, if you ever want to go back to the original bridge, how do you get the Faber posts out without destroying the threads?

Ce24 def sounds clearer and brighter

That's a gorgeous ce24. Just curious does it have less of a violin carve as the core, because it looks just as deep!

Wow great job

That’s John Ohurley

Nice! Can you share presets?

Amazing tone

And nothing happened...

Youre heating the spot at the same time as youre cooling it, I dont get that.

Youre doing that totally wrong in a lot of ways. but Im guessing youve figured it out by now.

4:15 ...Rear Window WASHER??? 🤯 I've owed too many of these cars and never knew that I could PUSH IN the Switch to Spray 😮

You did know that Gibson uses extra plasticizers in the Nitro on the standards so it won't crack right? That 2002 does not have the same Nitro finish they use on the Murphy lab guitars!

I own both sets, and both have a place I think. But GOLLY that playing buddy. Well done sir!

Cool guitar

You should make a guitar review vid! Love to see everything

It would be better if your right had wasn't blocking the view of the camera most of the time so we could see exactly the procedure.

This is insane!! I LOVE his playing! Thank you so much for posting this! To think that he improvised this is remarkable. It makes me laugh and also makes me incredibly happy to see Dweezil playing with so much oomph, feeling, mojo, odd note groupings, zany licks and glorious tone!

STOP!!!!!!!!! lol Why....I do not want to sound like an asshole by telling you what to do. I wrote this a while back on another similar post. Doing this is like taking a new born baby and making them look like grandma. Its false, fake and I am going to go as far to say its a fad that is going to hurt the value of your prized guitar in years to come. This does not really change the sound, drying and aging of the wood does. But here is food for thought. You do the aging and in 20-30 years you have the normal worn guitar but on top of fake wear and tear. Now in 20 years someone is going to buy a older guitar. which do think is going to have more value. The real deal or the real deal that was faked aged? Enjoy the guitar , play it and in 20 years go back and recall all the dings, nicks and scratches. I remember a friend playing my 2010 custom and his belt buckle made a few marks on a beautiful scratch free alpine white. He died a few years later but I see those marks he made every time I play that guitar and remember him.

Curious as to who your influences were for both the Classical clean section and the distorted section.

I've had my Gibson SG since 2000. I only have natural checking happening around Gibson and crown logos on the headstock and possibly near the bass/treble switch. If you catch it in the light at a certain angle however, you can see that the laquer has visibly thinned over the years and you can see the grain of the wood through the ebony finish which wasn't visible when I got it.

Who cares what the naysayers think. U are on the right track. You could try sheening it down if u want that vintage look. Remove your bridge and tail piece and pickup rings. Put tape on your magnets to keep the steel wool from sticking. After you sheen it down you could ding it up here and there, and take some chips up with an exacto knife. Some will use dark stain after the chips are up to make the wood look old underneath. Just dark mahogany stain, dab it on then wipe it off. Follow everything up with the checking method u are doing. I actually did this to a used Les Paul I made and it looked really good. Sold it and made money on the guitar. Also you can use vinegar or acid etch the hardware. The bright shine yells newer guitar. The plastic needs the work too. Sheened down and a few nicks and light scratches if u like. Some like it, some don't, its all about you

Why???...WHY???...Pure decadence...My 1992 Standard,bought new,shows scratches and dings after 32 years of heavy playing and gigin' but everyone has a story to tell...what story can tell a guitar battered with a hammer,freezed and warmed with a phon to crack the laquer???😢😢😢 PURE DECADENCE... NOTHING ELSE AND NOTHING TO SAY🤢🤮

On 2 of my fender style bodies, specified as "nitro", this actions does not lead to the desireble result:( Maybe they sold me some fake nitro, im confused. On is super-hard and thin, a nd the other one is super doft and thin, far from the fat polyuritaine lacquer, but its not a realy nitro i assume.

Wow sounds great ; identical to my vintage v100❤

Use the freezer method or you may and probably will ruin the finish of your guitar. No checking but it did turn the lacquer all grisly and cloudy. Going to cost a lot to fix it now. Put it in the freezer and tried that method as it couldn't make it any worse and when taken out 8 hrs later had beautiful checking

idk why everyone goes through so much trouble, the nashville bridge is more solid, rings more true, and has less play in the saddles. everything about it is a better bridge.

Ole chrysler a piece of Ole white shiit!!! I've driven like 70 mph and the radiator broke and started leaking on the high way 🤡 goofy

Seth lover +1

Would you be more concerned to hammer the posts into a 335 style epiphone guitar?

That's a sloppy job! You don't need a hammer to press these inserts but a press

If ain't broke don't fix it!!

Got to love those new paint chips

You know that switch has a middle position right?

I have that same combo on a Tremont I recently bought used. How do you get around the significant volume difference between the Jazz and the Distortion? I have my Jazz almost touching the string and the Distortion is still so much louder.

Dude - you're doing this the wrong way. It's all backwards. Going from hot to cold doesn't make it check - but going from cold (for a long time) to a very warm environment is what causes checks to form in the finish. Try putting it in the freezer for an hour then hit it with the heat gun.

Like dude said - the melted humbuckers scream vintage

Boy, I don't see anything. What a waste of time 😢😮😅

Gostei! Posta o show completo!

Man, beautiful guitar but when I saw the price, I nearly fell of my chair!

I have a 98 Orville LPS, it's built like the older Gibson/s with posts directly into the body (no volute)...beats the crap out of Gibson any day.

Boy grade A material here

Hardly sloppy! How did it take you to get that down?

Dee! Great tribute to the one and only RR. Wonderful tones across the board too

can you share your settings from your pedal board? I've been trying to create something similar failing every time.

Great playing.