I just thought I’d share my latest information and experience of using on the Eternashine products – Guitar Scratch remover, and their detailer/cleaner spray.
After I received a rather worn 1991 Gibson USA BB King “Lucille” guitar. The guitar sounded awesome but looked like it had been sandpapered and never cleaned!
I started with a good clean with the new formula Eternashine Detailer spray. If anything this seemed to reveal even more damage – I guess removing the grease and dirt just highlighted the damage, by allowing more light reflection off the surfaces. After 2-3 applications of the #2 Eternashine Guitar Scratch Remover things had started to improve significantly.
The #2 polish feels “stronger” than the #1 polish, and concurrently gives quicker results. Equivalently it therefore requires more care over its use – follow Eternashine’s recommendations carefully, localised rubbing will result in finish removal with or without the use of the product.
I finished up with a rub down using the #1 polish – this seems to remove many of the “swirl marks” caused by the polishing, and cleaned the remnants of the #2 polish off the guitar leaving a smooth, clear, non hazy finish.
Have a look at the results and I’m sure that you’ll agree – with care and common sense the product works brilliantly. Do not expect miracles – as always – it will not replace lost finish, dents etc, but clearly it DOES clear the finish, it does minimise some major marks, and it significantly reduces minor scratches and finish issues.
- Comparison after Detailer and after Scratch remover
- As the guitar arrived –
- As the guitar arrived –
- After cleaning with the detailer spray –
- After cleaning with the detailer spray –
- After the Scratch remover –
- After the Scratch remover –
- After the Scratch remover –
- All finished….
- All finished….
- All finished….
- All finished….
- All finished….
Tags: cleaning, eternashine, guitar maintenance, scratch remover