what is the best way to remove the rest of the finish on the back of the neck on my 60 road worn strat ? thanks .gj .

most of it is off anyway it came wore off .but it is alot in spots still on it and it is rough.

play it and let it naturally wear off...

[quote="airbornestrat"]play it and let it naturally wear off...[/quote .yes thats is a good way to do it thanks gj

Man, I am sorry to hear that...then in that case...a very fine grade of sand paper...if you go to a hobby shop and pick up some modeling sand paper that should do the trick

even fine steel wool should work.

thanks for the info.gj.

Yes but be very careful that you dont go to deep and alter the feel and shape of your neck. For those who never played a neck like this go play a Wolfgang in a store and you will know why he wants to do this. That ax might not be the reason as quite a few are like this, but it feels sublime I must agree.

thanks for your info ......i will do that at my local guitar shop ........gj

yes very fine steel wool is the best, sand paper will leave scraps but the wool will make it nice and smooth! I use it all the time.

Fine steel wool, grade .000


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00000 in North America.

But it is probably your best bet. Don't go crazy, and I suggest using compressed air to blow it off every so often, it will leave tiny slivers of the wool behind.

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Furniture wool.

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thanks g j

thanks for the help .gj