Nope, not at all. I just dislike people giving out bad advice, specially when they are contradicting better advice to give this bad advice.
Why would anyone recommend removing a neck when it's totally unnecessary? That's just ridiculous.
Well there ya go. If you have a garage, a balcony or some sort of workbench in a workshop, making a mess with that horrific stuff they call steel wool may not seem like a problem. When you have none of those things & you do your soldering etc. on the kitchen table it's major problem, & a...
He played the poly finish off it over several deacdes, it wasn't deliberate. He didn't sand any nitro off to make it look like one of Fender's Custom Shop relics. Besides, his guitar looked awful, IMHO. But it was real & genuine.
Interesting that you seem to rank wife beating & adultery as equal. I don't. Beating someone is a vastly more serious crime than a little bit of casual consensual sex.
Right, so remove the neck & mask the pickups just so you can use something nasty? :rolleyes:
Why not first try something that doesn't require you to do either of those things?
Start with the lightest gentlest option, like Duraglit. If that's not enough for the job, go to Scotchbrite.
Never, never, use steel wool unless there is literally no other alternative. It's nasty stuff, bits of metal will get everywhere, specially stuck to your pickups. It amazes me that...
Welcome to Strat Talk. At least you understand the correct spelling of the word "relicked". It seems to be beyond most other people on here who invent some weird, illogical & just plain wrong words instead.
There's a wonderful episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm where Larry David (who is Jewish) is whistling something by Wagner. Another Jewish person calls him out for effectively supporting Wagner, who was the favourite composer of a well known German führer from the 1930s. It's comedy, & very well...
The adverts for the first 1982 AVRIs featured a Springy with the decal altered by whatever passed for Photoshop in 1982. The first AVRIs were not yet ready when the ads were prepared. Fender management knew how good the Tokais were, they had bought one or two to check out, that's why they...