ColorTone Tinted Aerosol Guitar Lacquer

I have used many StewMac products and have always been pleased with the quality and the service.

easy to work with the amber created a very nice old patina on a vintage restoration and face refinish thanks

I recently acquired 8 new, or almost new Epiphone guitars...mostly Les Pauls. They all had broken headstocks. I needed to glue and splice each one. I have some SM touch-up videos that I used as a guide. I'm very happy with the result. For a first time attempt at color touch-up it's not bad. I have a long way to go to perfect my technique. PLEASE be careful with ventilation and personal protection. I was careless and got an amazing lacquer buzz/hangover. I know better but was excited to finish a particular instrument. Good price, fast shipping!!

I have used Stew-Mac products for the last 12 years. They are the best you can buy. The instructions and help from the personnel is tops, many thanks guys. When you are making top of the line, one of a kind guitars, you can not afford to have costly mistakes. That is why I use Stew-Mac products.

This is some great stuff... if you use it correctly. Warm the can in hot tap water and be sure to always clear the nozzle after use.

Spray the amber differently than other colors on a maple neck. Use it sparingly or it turns orange... one very light dusting coat. Spray your clear on the amber as soon as it's tacky and it will help blend the amber and even it out completely.

This was my first time working on a guitar finish. I followed the instructions provided and it came out perfectly.

I have used this product for refinishing necks and bodies. My most recent project was a sunburst using Vintage Amber for the base, Cherry Red and for the first inner ring and Red Mahogany for the edge, sides and back. Made sure to put the cans in hot water to bring up the temp first and it came out perfect. Followed up with Clear Coat and finishing with a wet sanding and buffing process. Looks like a custom finish. Great Product!!

This product is amazing, If you can read and follow directions you can make you guitar look great. I will be using these products again and again...Thanks

Man this stuff is great. Used carefully and with the instructions, you can get a very competent burst first go. I gave it 4 rather than 5 because you definitely have to watch for drips at the nozzle. One of those on your top and its "start over" time. Just keep that in mind, and practice on scrap, and you'll surprise yourself!

For the first time I tried the cherry red tinting lacquer. I have read this is a great product and I have to agree. The one draw back I had with the product is that the tip of the spray can does not have a pattern to disperse the product in a wide pattern. I ended up with light and dark streaks across the body of the guitar I was working on. After a repeated attempt and the same result I went back to the tried and true of mixing my own tints in a spray gun.

Don't let me hold you back from this product. With the tip it comes with it is great for bursts and detail work. Just don't try a whole body till they give us an optional tip that will give a wide spray pattern