Blush Eraser

It works like a charm! And easy to apply! Just be careful to use sparingly because it will want to run.

After applying first coat of sanding sealer to my mandolin the blush appeared, top and back both. What to do? I remembered seeing the Jet Spray in the Stew-Mac catalogue and hurried to order it before 4 pm so it would ship the same day. Guess what? It was delivered the next morning!
It completely removed the blush after being there for three days. I am glad to have the can on hand now so I can use it when needed.

This product worked wonders on the 1955 finish of my Silvertone Blue Kentucky. The paint was literally falling off the body. After a coat of the blush eraser, the paint is now firmly bonded to the wood once again. So glad I found this product.

works great and removed the blush and my disapointment with the finish. BE SAFE with this wear a respirator when using it.

I would not contradict any of the positive reviews. But it would have saved me $17 if the copy with the product had specified this product worked only with nitro finishes. Maybe it is obvious to pros, but newbies could use better information.

I used this product on a few guitars when the humidity was high enough to make it blush. It works wonderful. You need blush eraser on hand just in case you need it. A must have in any shop.

I sprayed this cocobola guitar in high humidity and without this blush eraser I would have had a sanding job and a respray. It turned white almost immediately after spraying. A light spaying of blush eraser cleared it all up.

This product performed exactly as specified in removing blush from a custom banjo neck I am making for myself.
A rain storm quickly came up without warning while spraying a coat of nitrocellulose lacquer and this product saved the day.
Highly recommend this product!