I have a 1970 Yellow lacquer Tony Williams Gretsch set.
owned for 50 years.
It has some nicks, chips etc and I want to get it refinished.
What is the best way to go about this?
I have a 1970 Yellow lacquer Tony Williams Gretsch set.
owned for 50 years.
It has some nicks, chips etc and I want to get it refinished.
What is the best way to go about this?
Unless you know how to work with the lacquer - suggest you check out local furniture restoration shop. At least contact them for what is possible and what might take more effort to refinish than you can afford.
Unless you know how to work with the lacquer - suggest you check out local furniture restoration shop. At least contact them for what is possible and what might take more effort to refinish than you can afford.
I would never do this myself. Would a furniture restoration shop be able to match the nitron lacquer. or would an automotive paint shop be more appropriate
I know you didn't ask but those nicks and chips etc. are part of the history of the set and part of your history with it. Maybe give it a good clean and shine, I bet it would look outstanding.
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