Dolebludger
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Here is an update on use of 303 touch-less sealant on guitars (and cars). I used this some time ago on my PRS and noticed some smudges on it after playing it a bit. The smudges wiped off with toilet paper! And I had used this product on my cars too. Today, I drove one of them to town, and we had a monsoon rain on the way back that raised much muck on the road. I got the car home, hosed it off, and it looks as if it had just been detailed. This stuff seems to actually repel smudges and muck. It quickly gives a ceramic coating to hard finishes that repells dirt and gunk, and makes it easy to remove such things.
Back to the car for a moment. Here, we have what I call “Colorado Rocky Mountain Muck” that is difficult to remove with any sort of wash and polish system. But with this product applied, the muck just washes off of cars. And dirt and smudges on guitars wipe off quickly with nothing but toilet paper.
This is not for those who relic guitars, but is for those of us who like to keep guitars looking like new, regardless of their age.
Back to the car for a moment. Here, we have what I call “Colorado Rocky Mountain Muck” that is difficult to remove with any sort of wash and polish system. But with this product applied, the muck just washes off of cars. And dirt and smudges on guitars wipe off quickly with nothing but toilet paper.
This is not for those who relic guitars, but is for those of us who like to keep guitars looking like new, regardless of their age.