Overview
Having problems with your finish turning hazy, or white? No need to sand or strip, just spray on a coat of Blush Eraser. "Blushing" is caused by humidity and cold weather, so if you work in a humid, damp, or cold climate, keep a can of this on hand. This amazing product re-flows the lacquer and allows the trapped moisture to escape without changing the existing sheen or shade of color. 13 fl. oz.
- For best results, use when air temperature is between 65-90° F.
- Apply several thin coats.
- Extremely flammable.
Please note that this item can only be shipped by UPS Ground to addresses within the continental United States.
Tech Spec
| Brand | Behlen |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number | B101-0871 |
| Weight (lbs) | 1.0600 |
| Size | 13 oz |
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Reviews
Customer Reviews
2 Review(s)Average Score:
3/5Excellent Product
Posted January 26, 2014
As a hobbyist luthier, I use this on every guitar I have built, about 11 total. I works to remove moisture from Nitro Cellulose Lacquer that occurs when spraying in a humid place like Florida. I use a mist between every coat. It doesn't take much, just a mist. I have found a blush around the top of a headstock 2 weeks after finishing. I sprayed a small amount on the area and it disappeared within a few seconds. I does exactly what it says it will do. This works on Nitro Cellulose Lacquer. I do not think it works on the newer polyurethane epoxy finishes after they have dried. 5 stars all the way.
I sprayed 3 coats of this...
Posted February 20, 2009
I sprayed 3 coats of this stuff on my SG2000 Yamaha Guitar with no affect whatsoever. Is there a special process. I followed all directions on the can. The white milky shade under the lacquer still remains. What happened?
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