Re: Getting dye marks off my bass

"Clive" <fourstring@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in
news:J08lj.159894$036.77858@fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk:

> "Mick" <xxx@xxx.com> wrote in message
> news:O76lj.84930$wD5.2386@newsfe3-gui.ntli.net...
>>I have a 1979 Rickenbacker 4001 in white (now aged to cream). I hung
>>it from a guitar hook which had red rubber covering the metal. I have
>>5 guitars hung from the same type of hook, only the Rickenbacker has
>>marked. It now has a red mark on either side of the neck where the
>>paint has been discoloured. I have tried soap, nail varnish remover
>>and bleach, but the discoloration has hardly changed. Anyone got a
>>suggestion?
>> Mick
>
> Unfortunately what you describe sounds
> like photoprinting where the dye is 'fixed' into
> the finish by light, even low indoors levels,
> and once in it stays in.
> It could also be due to plasticisers in the rubber
> which have a solvent action on some finishes.
> You could try a very gentle abrasive polish
> or even toothpaste (smokers is best!) on a small
> section to try to remove the discoloration but I
> have low confidence.
> Keep away from solvents like acetone, cellulose
> thinners etc or you could ruin the finish.
> Best of luck and if you get a result please post how
> you did it.
>

So you dpn't know?

Arent you supposed to be a pro?


Still spamming I see..

Tch tch.

Bertie

 

Brian Running <brunning@XXameritechXX.net> wrote in news:RInoj.1276$R84.995
@newssvr25.news.prodigy.net:

>> So you dpn't know?
>
> Clive, I think you forgot to wipe your feet at the door.

He's a messy boi.


Bertie

 

On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 17:03:49 +0000 (UTC), Bertie the Bunyip <AA@AA.AA>
wrote:

>"Clive" <fourstring@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in
>news:J08lj.159894$036.77858@fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk:
>
>> "Mick" <xxx@xxx.com> wrote in message
>> news:O76lj.84930$wD5.2386@newsfe3-gui.ntli.net...
>>>I have a 1979 Rickenbacker 4001 in white (now aged to cream). I hung
>>>it from a guitar hook which had red rubber covering the metal. I have
>>>5 guitars hung from the same type of hook, only the Rickenbacker has
>>>marked. It now has a red mark on either side of the neck where the
>>>paint has been discoloured. I have tried soap, nail varnish remover
>>>and bleach, but the discoloration has hardly changed. Anyone got a
>>>suggestion?
>>> Mick
>>
>> Unfortunately what you describe sounds
>> like photoprinting where the dye is 'fixed' into
>> the finish by light, even low indoors levels,
>> and once in it stays in.
>> It could also be due to plasticisers in the rubber
>> which have a solvent action on some finishes.
>> You could try a very gentle abrasive polish
>> or even toothpaste (smokers is best!) on a small
>> section to try to remove the discoloration but I
>> have low confidence.
>> Keep away from solvents like acetone, cellulose
>> thinners etc or you could ruin the finish.
>> Best of luck and if you get a result please post how
>> you did it.
>>
>
>So you dpn't know?
>
>Arent you supposed to be a pro?
>
>
>Still spamming I see..
>
>Tch tch.
>
>Bertie

I had a pet carp once that I accidentally dripped paint on. If anybody
in these here ariplane groups wants some advice on that I'm here. I
dont' know much about bass though.

Jade

 

Dear, "Daedalus": Do you like me? Please check a box ( ) YES ( ) NO:

>On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 17:03:49 +0000 (UTC), Bertie the Bunyip <AA@AA.AA>
>wrote:
>
>>"Clive" <fourstring@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in
>>news:J08lj.159894$036.77858@fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk:
>>
>>> "Mick" <xxx@xxx.com> wrote in message
>>> news:O76lj.84930$wD5.2386@newsfe3-gui.ntli.net...
>>>>I have a 1979 Rickenbacker 4001 in white (now aged to cream). I hung
>>>>it from a guitar hook which had red rubber covering the metal. I have
>>>>5 guitars hung from the same type of hook, only the Rickenbacker has
>>>>marked. It now has a red mark on either side of the neck where the
>>>>paint has been discoloured. I have tried soap, nail varnish remover
>>>>and bleach, but the discoloration has hardly changed. Anyone got a
>>>>suggestion?
>>>> Mick
>>>
>>> Unfortunately what you describe sounds
>>> like photoprinting where the dye is 'fixed' into
>>> the finish by light, even low indoors levels,
>>> and once in it stays in.
>>> It could also be due to plasticisers in the rubber
>>> which have a solvent action on some finishes.
>>> You could try a very gentle abrasive polish
>>> or even toothpaste (smokers is best!) on a small
>>> section to try to remove the discoloration but I
>>> have low confidence.
>>> Keep away from solvents like acetone, cellulose
>>> thinners etc or you could ruin the finish.
>>> Best of luck and if you get a result please post how
>>> you did it.
>>>
>>
>>So you dpn't know?
>>
>>Arent you supposed to be a pro?
>>
>>
>>Still spamming I see..
>>
>>Tch tch.
>>
>>Bertie
>
>I had a pet carp once that I accidentally dripped paint on. If anybody
>in these here ariplane groups wants some advice on that I'm here. I
>dont' know much about bass though.

I wonce had a goldfish who I spilled gold paint on. He didn't notice.


>Jade

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Getting skulls out of the garbage disposal

Wavy G <godsspeciallamb@gmail.com> wrote in
news:2384q3tp0bpue7di5i5eqmqecdqob7j1b5@4ax.com:

>>>>>I have a 1979 Rickenbacker 4001 in white (now aged to cream). I hung
>>>>>it from a guitar hook which had red rubber covering the metal. I have
>>>>>5 guitars hung from the same type of hook, only the Rickenbacker has
>>>>>marked. It now has a red mark on either side of the neck where the
>>>>>paint has been discoloured. I have tried soap, nail varnish remover
>>>>>and bleach, but the discoloration has hardly changed. Anyone got a
>>>>>suggestion?
>>>>> Mick
>>>>
>>>> Unfortunately what you describe sounds
>>>> like photoprinting where the dye is 'fixed' into
>>>> the finish by light, even low indoors levels,
>>>> and once in it stays in.
>>>> It could also be due to plasticisers in the rubber
>>>> which have a solvent action on some finishes.
>>>> You could try a very gentle abrasive polish
>>>> or even toothpaste (smokers is best!) on a small
>>>> section to try to remove the discoloration but I
>>>> have low confidence.
>>>> Keep away from solvents like acetone, cellulose
>>>> thinners etc or you could ruin the finish.
>>>> Best of luck and if you get a result please post how
>>>> you did it.
>>>>
>>>
>>>So you dpn't know?
>>>
>>>Arent you supposed to be a pro?
>>>
>>>
>>>Still spamming I see..
>>>
>>>Tch tch.
>>>
>>>Bertie
>>
>>I had a pet carp once that I accidentally dripped paint on. If anybody
>>in these here ariplane groups wants some advice on that I'm here. I
>>dont' know much about bass though.
>
> I wonce had a goldfish who I spilled gold paint on. He didn't notice.

My garbage disposal won't run because there's a kitten skull jammed in the
blades. Got any ideas how to fix that?

 

Re: Getting skulls out of the garbage disposal

gregvk wrote:

> Wavy G <godsspeciallamb@gmail.com> wrote in
> news:2384q3tp0bpue7di5i5eqmqecdqob7j1b5@4ax.com:
>
>>>>>>I have a 1979 Rickenbacker 4001 in white (now aged to cream). I hung
>>>>>>it from a guitar hook which had red rubber covering the metal. I have
>>>>>>5 guitars hung from the same type of hook, only the Rickenbacker has
>>>>>>marked. It now has a red mark on either side of the neck where the
>>>>>>paint has been discoloured. I have tried soap, nail varnish remover
>>>>>>and bleach, but the discoloration has hardly changed. Anyone got a
>>>>>>suggestion?
>>>>>> Mick
>>>>>
>>>>> Unfortunately what you describe sounds
>>>>> like photoprinting where the dye is 'fixed' into
>>>>> the finish by light, even low indoors levels, and once in it stays
>>>>> in. It could also be due to plasticisers in the rubber
>>>>> which have a solvent action on some finishes.
>>>>> You could try a very gentle abrasive polish
>>>>> or even toothpaste (smokers is best!) on a small
>>>>> section to try to remove the discoloration but I
>>>>> have low confidence.
>>>>> Keep away from solvents like acetone, cellulose
>>>>> thinners etc or you could ruin the finish.
>>>>> Best of luck and if you get a result please post how
>>>>> you did it.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>So you dpn't know?
>>>>
>>>>Arent you supposed to be a pro?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Still spamming I see..
>>>>
>>>>Tch tch.
>>>>
>>>>Bertie
>>>
>>>I had a pet carp once that I accidentally dripped paint on. If anybody
>>>in these here ariplane groups wants some advice on that I'm here. I
>>>dont' know much about bass though.
>>
>> I wonce had a goldfish who I spilled gold paint on. He didn't notice.
>
> My garbage disposal won't run because there's a kitten skull jammed in the
> blades. Got any ideas how to fix that?

Maybe a puppy skull will dislodge it.
--
Tim Weaver

I know you believe you understand what you think I said,
but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not
what I meant.

 

Re: Getting skulls out of the garbage disposal

Today gregvk <greg@nospam.okthx> in alt.2600 on 31 Jan 2008 19:36:48
GMT thought that it would be fun to share with the rest of the class
this little ditty..

>Wavy G <godsspeciallamb@gmail.com> wrote in
>news:2384q3tp0bpue7di5i5eqmqecdqob7j1b5@4ax.com:
>
>>>>>>I have a 1979 Rickenbacker 4001 in white (now aged to cream). I hung
>>>>>>it from a guitar hook which had red rubber covering the metal. I have
>>>>>>5 guitars hung from the same type of hook, only the Rickenbacker has
>>>>>>marked. It now has a red mark on either side of the neck where the
>>>>>>paint has been discoloured. I have tried soap, nail varnish remover
>>>>>>and bleach, but the discoloration has hardly changed. Anyone got a
>>>>>>suggestion?
>>>>>> Mick
>>>>>
>>>>> Unfortunately what you describe sounds
>>>>> like photoprinting where the dye is 'fixed' into
>>>>> the finish by light, even low indoors levels,
>>>>> and once in it stays in.
>>>>> It could also be due to plasticisers in the rubber
>>>>> which have a solvent action on some finishes.
>>>>> You could try a very gentle abrasive polish
>>>>> or even toothpaste (smokers is best!) on a small
>>>>> section to try to remove the discoloration but I
>>>>> have low confidence.
>>>>> Keep away from solvents like acetone, cellulose
>>>>> thinners etc or you could ruin the finish.
>>>>> Best of luck and if you get a result please post how
>>>>> you did it.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>So you dpn't know?
>>>>
>>>>Arent you supposed to be a pro?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Still spamming I see..
>>>>
>>>>Tch tch.
>>>>
>>>>Bertie
>>>
>>>I had a pet carp once that I accidentally dripped paint on. If anybody
>>>in these here ariplane groups wants some advice on that I'm here. I
>>>dont' know much about bass though.
>>
>> I wonce had a goldfish who I spilled gold paint on. He didn't notice.
>
>My garbage disposal won't run because there's a kitten skull jammed in the
>blades. Got any ideas how to fix that?

You just might be shit (me)out of luck.

*snort*
--
Bad command or filename. Go stand in the corner.

 

"Clive" <fourstring@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in news:i9qoj.46122$Kt4.2932
@fe3.news.blueyonder.co.uk:

>
>
> "Brian Running" <brunning@XXameritechXX.net> wrote in message
> news:RInoj.1276$R84.995@newssvr25.news.prodigy.net...
>>> So you dpn't know?
>>
>> Clive, I think you forgot to wipe your feet at the door.
> Ah...I think I understand.
> A fictional Australian creature posing
> as a commercial pilot who is totally bats?
> Or am I wrong?

My guess is you'll find out in the fullness of time.

Bertie

 

On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 14:24:53 -0500, Wavy G <godsspeciallamb@gmail.com>
wrote:

>Dear, "Daedalus": Do you like me? Please check a box ( ) YES ( ) NO:
>
>>On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 17:03:49 +0000 (UTC), Bertie the Bunyip <AA@AA.AA>
>>wrote:
>>
>>>"Clive" <fourstring@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in
>>>news:J08lj.159894$036.77858@fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk:
>>>
>>>> "Mick" <xxx@xxx.com> wrote in message
>>>> news:O76lj.84930$wD5.2386@newsfe3-gui.ntli.net...
>>>>>I have a 1979 Rickenbacker 4001 in white (now aged to cream). I hung
>>>>>it from a guitar hook which had red rubber covering the metal. I have
>>>>>5 guitars hung from the same type of hook, only the Rickenbacker has
>>>>>marked. It now has a red mark on either side of the neck where the
>>>>>paint has been discoloured. I have tried soap, nail varnish remover
>>>>>and bleach, but the discoloration has hardly changed. Anyone got a
>>>>>suggestion?
>>>>> Mick
>>>>
>>>> Unfortunately what you describe sounds
>>>> like photoprinting where the dye is 'fixed' into
>>>> the finish by light, even low indoors levels,
>>>> and once in it stays in.
>>>> It could also be due to plasticisers in the rubber
>>>> which have a solvent action on some finishes.
>>>> You could try a very gentle abrasive polish
>>>> or even toothpaste (smokers is best!) on a small
>>>> section to try to remove the discoloration but I
>>>> have low confidence.
>>>> Keep away from solvents like acetone, cellulose
>>>> thinners etc or you could ruin the finish.
>>>> Best of luck and if you get a result please post how
>>>> you did it.
>>>>
>>>
>>>So you dpn't know?
>>>
>>>Arent you supposed to be a pro?
>>>
>>>
>>>Still spamming I see..
>>>
>>>Tch tch.
>>>
>>>Bertie
>>
>>I had a pet carp once that I accidentally dripped paint on. If anybody
>>in these here ariplane groups wants some advice on that I'm here. I
>>dont' know much about bass though.
>
>I wonce had a goldfish who I spilled gold paint on. He didn't notice.
>
>
>>Jade

bass need regular buffing. little known fact.

--
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<This space for rent.>

 

On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 14:12:21 -0500, Daedalus <jade@newtko0ouks.biz>
wrote:

>On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 17:03:49 +0000 (UTC), Bertie the Bunyip <AA@AA.AA>
>wrote:
>
>>"Clive" <fourstring@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in
>>news:J08lj.159894$036.77858@fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk:
>>
>>> "Mick" <xxx@xxx.com> wrote in message
>>> news:O76lj.84930$wD5.2386@newsfe3-gui.ntli.net...
>>>>I have a 1979 Rickenbacker 4001 in white (now aged to cream). I hung
>>>>it from a guitar hook which had red rubber covering the metal. I have
>>>>5 guitars hung from the same type of hook, only the Rickenbacker has
>>>>marked. It now has a red mark on either side of the neck where the
>>>>paint has been discoloured. I have tried soap, nail varnish remover
>>>>and bleach, but the discoloration has hardly changed. Anyone got a
>>>>suggestion?
>>>> Mick
>>>
>>> Unfortunately what you describe sounds
>>> like photoprinting where the dye is 'fixed' into
>>> the finish by light, even low indoors levels,
>>> and once in it stays in.
>>> It could also be due to plasticisers in the rubber
>>> which have a solvent action on some finishes.
>>> You could try a very gentle abrasive polish
>>> or even toothpaste (smokers is best!) on a small
>>> section to try to remove the discoloration but I
>>> have low confidence.
>>> Keep away from solvents like acetone, cellulose
>>> thinners etc or you could ruin the finish.
>>> Best of luck and if you get a result please post how
>>> you did it.
>>>
>>
>>So you dpn't know?
>>
>>Arent you supposed to be a pro?
>>
>>
>>Still spamming I see..
>>
>>Tch tch.
>>
>>Bertie
>
>I had a pet carp once that I accidentally dripped paint on. If anybody
>in these here ariplane groups wants some advice on that I'm here. I
>dont' know much about bass though.

carpe flatum

--
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<This space for rent.>

 

Re: Getting skulls out of the garbage disposal

On 31 Jan 2008 19:36:48 GMT, gregvk <greg@nospam.okthx> wrote:

>Wavy G <godsspeciallamb@gmail.com> wrote in
>news:2384q3tp0bpue7di5i5eqmqecdqob7j1b5@4ax.com:
>
>>>>>>I have a 1979 Rickenbacker 4001 in white (now aged to cream). I hung
>>>>>>it from a guitar hook which had red rubber covering the metal. I have
>>>>>>5 guitars hung from the same type of hook, only the Rickenbacker has
>>>>>>marked. It now has a red mark on either side of the neck where the
>>>>>>paint has been discoloured. I have tried soap, nail varnish remover
>>>>>>and bleach, but the discoloration has hardly changed. Anyone got a
>>>>>>suggestion?
>>>>>> Mick
>>>>>
>>>>> Unfortunately what you describe sounds
>>>>> like photoprinting where the dye is 'fixed' into
>>>>> the finish by light, even low indoors levels,
>>>>> and once in it stays in.
>>>>> It could also be due to plasticisers in the rubber
>>>>> which have a solvent action on some finishes.
>>>>> You could try a very gentle abrasive polish
>>>>> or even toothpaste (smokers is best!) on a small
>>>>> section to try to remove the discoloration but I
>>>>> have low confidence.
>>>>> Keep away from solvents like acetone, cellulose
>>>>> thinners etc or you could ruin the finish.
>>>>> Best of luck and if you get a result please post how
>>>>> you did it.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>So you dpn't know?
>>>>
>>>>Arent you supposed to be a pro?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Still spamming I see..
>>>>
>>>>Tch tch.
>>>>
>>>>Bertie
>>>
>>>I had a pet carp once that I accidentally dripped paint on. If anybody
>>>in these here ariplane groups wants some advice on that I'm here. I
>>>dont' know much about bass though.
>>
>> I wonce had a goldfish who I spilled gold paint on. He didn't notice.
>
>My garbage disposal won't run because there's a kitten skull jammed in the
>blades. Got any ideas how to fix that?

Stick yer hand down it and pry it loose (make sure it's ON when you do
it).

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On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 21:42:05 -0500, dave hillstrom <DaVe@MeOw.OrG>
wrote:

>On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 14:24:53 -0500, Wavy G <godsspeciallamb@gmail.com>
>wrote:
>
>>Dear, "Daedalus": Do you like me? Please check a box ( ) YES ( ) NO:
>>
>>>On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 17:03:49 +0000 (UTC), Bertie the Bunyip <AA@AA.AA>
>>>wrote:
>>>
>>>>"Clive" <fourstring@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in
>>>>news:J08lj.159894$036.77858@fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk:
>>>>
>>>>> "Mick" <xxx@xxx.com> wrote in message
>>>>> news:O76lj.84930$wD5.2386@newsfe3-gui.ntli.net...
>>>>>>I have a 1979 Rickenbacker 4001 in white (now aged to cream). I hung
>>>>>>it from a guitar hook which had red rubber covering the metal. I have
>>>>>>5 guitars hung from the same type of hook, only the Rickenbacker has
>>>>>>marked. It now has a red mark on either side of the neck where the
>>>>>>paint has been discoloured. I have tried soap, nail varnish remover
>>>>>>and bleach, but the discoloration has hardly changed. Anyone got a
>>>>>>suggestion?
>>>>>> Mick
>>>>>
>>>>> Unfortunately what you describe sounds
>>>>> like photoprinting where the dye is 'fixed' into
>>>>> the finish by light, even low indoors levels,
>>>>> and once in it stays in.
>>>>> It could also be due to plasticisers in the rubber
>>>>> which have a solvent action on some finishes.
>>>>> You could try a very gentle abrasive polish
>>>>> or even toothpaste (smokers is best!) on a small
>>>>> section to try to remove the discoloration but I
>>>>> have low confidence.
>>>>> Keep away from solvents like acetone, cellulose
>>>>> thinners etc or you could ruin the finish.
>>>>> Best of luck and if you get a result please post how
>>>>> you did it.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>So you dpn't know?
>>>>
>>>>Arent you supposed to be a pro?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Still spamming I see..
>>>>
>>>>Tch tch.
>>>>
>>>>Bertie
>>>
>>>I had a pet carp once that I accidentally dripped paint on. If anybody
>>>in these here ariplane groups wants some advice on that I'm here. I
>>>dont' know much about bass though.
>>
>>I wonce had a goldfish who I spilled gold paint on. He didn't notice.
>>
>>
>>>Jade
>
>bass need regular buffing. little known fact.

At leaast they don't need boffing. That would make them unteneble
pets, in my view. I don't need to witness fish sex.

Jade

 

On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 14:24:53 -0500, Wavy G <godsspeciallamb@gmail.com>
wrote:

>Dear, "Daedalus": Do you like me? Please check a box ( ) YES ( ) NO:
>
>>On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 17:03:49 +0000 (UTC), Bertie the Bunyip <AA@AA.AA>
>>wrote:
>>
>>>"Clive" <fourstring@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in
>>>news:J08lj.159894$036.77858@fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk:
>>>
>>>> "Mick" <xxx@xxx.com> wrote in message
>>>> news:O76lj.84930$wD5.2386@newsfe3-gui.ntli.net...
>>>>>I have a 1979 Rickenbacker 4001 in white (now aged to cream). I hung
>>>>>it from a guitar hook which had red rubber covering the metal. I have
>>>>>5 guitars hung from the same type of hook, only the Rickenbacker has
>>>>>marked. It now has a red mark on either side of the neck where the
>>>>>paint has been discoloured. I have tried soap, nail varnish remover
>>>>>and bleach, but the discoloration has hardly changed. Anyone got a
>>>>>suggestion?
>>>>> Mick
>>>>
>>>> Unfortunately what you describe sounds
>>>> like photoprinting where the dye is 'fixed' into
>>>> the finish by light, even low indoors levels,
>>>> and once in it stays in.
>>>> It could also be due to plasticisers in the rubber
>>>> which have a solvent action on some finishes.
>>>> You could try a very gentle abrasive polish
>>>> or even toothpaste (smokers is best!) on a small
>>>> section to try to remove the discoloration but I
>>>> have low confidence.
>>>> Keep away from solvents like acetone, cellulose
>>>> thinners etc or you could ruin the finish.
>>>> Best of luck and if you get a result please post how
>>>> you did it.
>>>>
>>>
>>>So you dpn't know?
>>>
>>>Arent you supposed to be a pro?
>>>
>>>
>>>Still spamming I see..
>>>
>>>Tch tch.
>>>
>>>Bertie
>>
>>I had a pet carp once that I accidentally dripped paint on. If anybody
>>in these here ariplane groups wants some advice on that I'm here. I
>>dont' know much about bass though.
>
>I wonce had a goldfish who I spilled gold paint on. He didn't notice.

I once had silverfish that I intentionally sprayed ddt on. They
noticed.

Jade

>
>
>>Jade

 

On Fri, 01 Feb 2008 09:55:11 -0500, Daedalus <jade@newtko0ouks.biz>
wrote:

>On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 21:42:05 -0500, dave hillstrom <DaVe@MeOw.OrG>
>wrote:
>
>>On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 14:24:53 -0500, Wavy G <godsspeciallamb@gmail.com>
>>wrote:
>>
>>>Dear, "Daedalus": Do you like me? Please check a box ( ) YES ( ) NO:
>>>
>>>>On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 17:03:49 +0000 (UTC), Bertie the Bunyip <AA@AA.AA>
>>>>wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>"Clive" <fourstring@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in
>>>>>news:J08lj.159894$036.77858@fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk:
>>>>>
>>>>>> "Mick" <xxx@xxx.com> wrote in message
>>>>>> news:O76lj.84930$wD5.2386@newsfe3-gui.ntli.net...
>>>>>>>I have a 1979 Rickenbacker 4001 in white (now aged to cream). I hung
>>>>>>>it from a guitar hook which had red rubber covering the metal. I have
>>>>>>>5 guitars hung from the same type of hook, only the Rickenbacker has
>>>>>>>marked. It now has a red mark on either side of the neck where the
>>>>>>>paint has been discoloured. I have tried soap, nail varnish remover
>>>>>>>and bleach, but the discoloration has hardly changed. Anyone got a
>>>>>>>suggestion?
>>>>>>> Mick
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Unfortunately what you describe sounds
>>>>>> like photoprinting where the dye is 'fixed' into
>>>>>> the finish by light, even low indoors levels,
>>>>>> and once in it stays in.
>>>>>> It could also be due to plasticisers in the rubber
>>>>>> which have a solvent action on some finishes.
>>>>>> You could try a very gentle abrasive polish
>>>>>> or even toothpaste (smokers is best!) on a small
>>>>>> section to try to remove the discoloration but I
>>>>>> have low confidence.
>>>>>> Keep away from solvents like acetone, cellulose
>>>>>> thinners etc or you could ruin the finish.
>>>>>> Best of luck and if you get a result please post how
>>>>>> you did it.
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>So you dpn't know?
>>>>>
>>>>>Arent you supposed to be a pro?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Still spamming I see..
>>>>>
>>>>>Tch tch.
>>>>>
>>>>>Bertie
>>>>
>>>>I had a pet carp once that I accidentally dripped paint on. If anybody
>>>>in these here ariplane groups wants some advice on that I'm here. I
>>>>dont' know much about bass though.
>>>
>>>I wonce had a goldfish who I spilled gold paint on. He didn't notice.
>>>
>>>
>>>>Jade
>>
>>bass need regular buffing. little known fact.
>
>At leaast they don't need boffing. That would make them unteneble
>pets, in my view. I don't need to witness fish sex.

sheesh. its a lot of fun to play the whole "spawning" game with your
pet bass. and they really get a charge out of it. its healthy for
all around. sort of like playing tug of war with your dog over a
knotted sock.

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