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Hi,

Revisiting an early build as was never happy with the crappy bindings and poly finish, I have removed all the old finish and sanded the spruce down a fair bit, but i can still see the mark where the scratch plate was, any ideas how this has happened?
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Differential darkening of the spruce likely from UV light would be my guess.

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SteveSmith wrote:
Differential darkening of the spruce likely from UV light would be my guess.

Exactly, leave the top in the sun for a bit, should even out.

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Interesting. I've never seen something stain something else lighter. Then again in today's world of politics, I suppose it's possible ...


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As Mr. Smith suggests, the pick guard acted as a UV filter, resulting in less UV-related darkening under the guard than outside it. If the difference is very moderate, then exposure to UV will help even things out, but it will take a while.

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Leave it under a flouro, it'll turn fast.

But, easier to just leave it. Do the work and put the pg back in the same spot...
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