Re-ranch refinishing

[copper blue]

I was thinking of trying this out..anybody have experience using Re-ranch products?

[bobbymack]

Yep, it's good stuff. I did a USA Custom neck in the vintage Amber tinted stain and sprayed it out with nitro...for a 1st time effort I was pleased with it.

[lonote049]

I have never personally used their products, but I have a couple of friends who have and their experiences were like bobbymack's...first class products.

[serial]

Bobbymack-was there a lot of sanding, levelling, etc or did you just spray on a few coats and then finish sand?

[Submariner85]

I've used it a bunch and it's worth the money and wait (but they usually have it here within about 3 to 5 days via UPS). The great thing is there is hardly any curing time. Easy buffing, comes out smooth and SHINY and hard.

A couple of mine turned out rough but that was only cause I didn't care about a 20 dollar pawn shop pos guitar and didn't take the time.

[Stike]

Bill uses quality lacquer, can't say the same for other spray bombs out there.

[bobbymack]

Bobbymack-was there a lot of sanding, levelling, etc or did you just spray on a few coats and then finish sand?

I had USA Custom finish sand the neck (rock maple) for me, and it was ready to spray. I sanded lightly between coats. And yeah, it dries nice and hard. I used the satin finish and it came out great feelwise, with zero stickiness...

[copper blue]

looking more and more like I'm going to do this..some questions for the refin'ers here..

1) When I'm sanding between coats, do I just take the gloss off the coat? then wipe and respray? lather.rinse.repeat?

2) how long should I wait between coats?

3) I've read that you can get the same type of paint at autobody stores?

any other tips would be grand...

thanks..