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Do You Love the Effortless Feel of Worn Vintage Guitar Necks? Here's How to Make Sticky, Tacky Finishes Feel Like Driftwood By Gary Brawer published 15 August 23 These simple solutions can make thick, rubbery guitar neck finishes feel slick, smooth and naturally burnished from years of playing
