Nitrocellulose lacquer AMBER VINTAGE for guitar paint and all you need to learn how to paint a guitar

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Guitar color Amber Gloss nitrocellulose and polyurethane

Amber Gloss Spray Nitrocellulose Lacquer

Paint your guitar easily with our spray. So that the painting equipment is not an impediment to painting your guitar , at Nitorlack we have developed all our guitar colors in spray format nitrocellulose . You can achieve a professional finish with our entire range of products, from backgrounds and the entire range of colors, to nitrocellulose lacquer in gloss and mate. How much product do I need to buy in spray to paint guitar ? It will depend a lot on the type of wood and the amount of product applied by each coat and the desired finish, mirror effect or “open pore” effect. But generally for painting a guitar with a medium wood pore, for an electric guitar neck: 2 spray nitrocellulose finish ( gloss or matte), for an electric guitar body: 1 spray nitrocellulose primer and 3 nitrocellulose finishing spray (gloss or matte ), classical or acoustic: 1 nitrocellulose base spray and 4 or 5 nitrocellulose finishing spray (gloss or matte) and Ukulele: 2 nitrocellulose finishing spray. (gloss or matte). If you want to apply some color, between nitrocellulose primer and nitrocellulose finish, you should add 1 or 2 spray of the guitar color desired. Spray application tips Shake vigorously between 2 to 5 minutes before applying. It is recommended to apply the spray in thin layers and with the lowest humidity possible. Apply with a uniform movement and with a distance of approximately 20 cm. It is important to apply a primer and sand 400 before applying the spray to achieve a uniform surface before coloring or finishing. Sand between hands and let dry between 12 or 24 hours between them. Apply in ventilated areas. You can buy sandpaper for guitar in our store.

Amber Gloss nitrocellulose guitar lacquer paint in a can

Professional finish. If you want to paint your guitar a perfect finish and you have a painting equipment (gun and compressor) the best choice is the nitrocellulose guitar lacquer in a can, you have a higher performance for a lower price and with a painting equipment the final result will be professional with less effort. It is recommended to dilute the product with solvent to adjust the viscosity and that the application is perfect, we have two types of solvents. The usual solvent used is Solvent Medium , but for more extreme humidity and temperature environmental conditions we can use Solvent Retard to avoid boiling and veiling in the finish. The optimal application conditions are between 15 and 25 ºC of temperature and 50 to 70% humidity. The dilution percentage will depend on the painting equipment and its configuration, but the recommended is between 10 and 20% solvent. The most common gun peak is 1.3 to 1.5 and the compressor pressure is about 2.5 to 3 bars.

Polyurethane 2 components guitar lacquer.

Maximum resistance respecting the sound. Amber Gloss. If what you are looking for is to protect your guitar and achieve a durable finish with classic colors, your choice is polyurethane guitar lacquer, a 2-component product that offers maximum resistance and quick drying while respecting the sound and vibration of wood. With the purchase of a 500 ml can of color, it is always attached to a 250 ml bottle of catalyst 190046. The mix ratio of the product is 2 parts of color to 1 part of hardener (2: 1). As in canned nitrocellulose, the viscosity can be adjusted with any of the two solvents that we offer. Once the mixture is made, it has a life time of 2 hours to apply it. Apply in thin coats waiting 8 to 12 hours between coats and always sand to tint the previous coat and ensure grip.