How do I yellow a finish?

[cnew]

I recently sprayed a Telecaster of mine in a white blonde, with Watco lacquer. It has been over a month, and she is all sanded and polished up. I now realize that it would look better with a slight amber tint to it.
SO... how would I go about yellowing the finish in the sun? For how long? Should I be worried about cracking/shrinking of wood?
Any help will be appreciated

Cam

 

[cnew]

Anybody? Someone must know something...I hope

 

[cap217]

wood stain, shoe polish, or amber tinted nitro spray from reranch.

 

[slapshot]

the best way is a tinted clear over it

 

[ElectricMagick]

there is a R5 relic in progress in the historic section and he used shoe polish to amber the clear coat

 

[diceman]

Not sure I'd shoepolish it.

Tinted nitro from reranch works great.

 

[johnnyreece]

I'd be tempted to go the natural way: Sunlight, if you can find it in your neck of the woods...Kinda gloomy in these parts. I don't know if a UV lamp would work or not.

 

[HRC]

Smoke?

 

[slapshot]

yeah shoe polish doesn't belong on guitars

 

[dspelman]

Best is to use tinted clear.

 

[1981 LPC]

wood stain, shoe polish, or amber tinted nitro spray from reranch.

Shoe polish? Who in their right mind would smear a guitar with shoe polish?

 

[broke_player]

As mentioned above.


Tinted Clear Coat Aerosol

 

[broke_player]

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[thexmadxtopxhatter]

Smoke it out... thats how the old ones yellowed... smoke and sunlight

 

[Hairless_Ape]

Do you have a cat???