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How I can fix or remove scratches from a sg-400 Electric Guitar Epiphone goth?

I know what I can use or buy to eliminate scratches or to restore the original state of the guitar ... thnx

If the finish of the guitar is actually scratched, then under refinishing the piece, all you can do is minimize the appearance of the scratch / scrape, by treating the target with a product like this, "Howard Restore A "Finish. It is available in Home Depot. A pint will cost less than $ 10, apply as directed on the package, and follow the instructions. The product does not remove the scratches, but will add protection to help prevent future damage, and make the existing Marrs less noticeable. If you intend to "restore" the appearance to its original condition, you must either, 1. Remove the strings, the nut and the bridge if removable. 2. The use of a product called "liquid sandpaper ' Available at The Home Depot, for washing the product to remove the existing polish or wax floors and hand. 3. Using 220 grit followed by 300 grain sandpaper wet, soft sand scratches (with the grain of the wood), to the point where practically disappear. 4. Take a "Tackrag" available in any paint store, and remove any dust created by sanding. 5. Then carefully apply a coat evenly applied with a clear spray sanding sealer and let dry overnight. 6. Once the insulation has dried grains with 300 wet sandpaper, sand again lightly with the grain, freshly sealed surfaces. 7. After sanding, used again tackrag once again to remove any dust generated. 8. Now, apply a coat of clear spray finish coat in the brightness level you want. and let dry overnight. 9. You may want to do this step a couple of times to get the depth of finish you may be looking. 10. Once all layers have dried up, and is satisfied with the results, allow the guitar to sit for several days to ensure a drying / goal setting just been sprayed. 11. You can now apply a furniture good quality / polish the guitar to help protect your newly restored guitar. If these steps do not provide the solution to their problems from scratches, you may have that deprive the body of the guitar, with chemical strippers are available again at the Home Depot, and once stripped of its original finish, then you can re-dye the guitar to your liking and follow all the steps already suggested to restore his guitar. Now!, All this will probably cost at least $ 60 not supply your account time labor. My first suggestion is take it to a professional luthier (in your local music store) and they have to do it for you. The cost will probably exceed $ 400 to $ 800 and they've done professionally, but will be perfect. My second suggestion is to live with the scratches / scrapes, because they give the guitar an "experienced" eyes on him. You can help protect you, with the "Howard ..." product and that will give years of life. Using the "..." Howard product will be the cheaper.

Jackson Kelly or Epiphone Goth Explorer