What started out as bushings for a loose trem bar has now become a full blown restore, sparing almost no expense. Parts are sorted and what I can restore I will, what I can't I will most likely get from Rich. There are some body chips that wont clean up but everything else I can fix I will. I...

RG550 Heather Pearl- overview and clean test: From there you can see my metal test, including Ozzy and Opeth riffs...my two favorite metal artists. I had a ton of pics documenting me bringing this abused guitar back to life, but all were lost in a phone reset: ( Traded Korean BC Rich NJ...

Hello all, I just got a Ibanez RT150 on evilbay for less than a bill. Just got it in the other day and it's in decent shape. I plan on refinishing to look like the Andy Timmons model aside from the pups and maple fret board. What i do not like about the guitar and most older guitars is the...

I just won an auction for an origional edge tremolo that I got for a steel of a price. It looks to be in great condition but its dirty and black finish is worn of in a few places. Cleaning it up is no problem, I am wondering though, is there anything I can do to restore the black finish?

hey guys, ive been restoring a 1989 charvel that i got at a vintage guitar show about 5 months ago and i need some opinions on ideas that i have for it. heres the background, traded my 2007 jem vai for this guitar and a 2005 prestige. best thing i ever did, but ive ran into some issues and road...

For sale is one Ibanez Jem Decal. It's pink and made of vinyl. I bought this for a jem project I'm building. I decided to change the color scheme so I no longer have any use for this. It obviously hasn't been used, and is in mint condition. It's very easy to apply and it comes with directions...

I'm in the process of restoring my RG770. I have some pick scratches and scuff marks in the clear coat. What would you guys recommend to remove some of these marks? I have used the following products below on my car finish with great success, but worry about doing any damage to the guitars...