The famous butterscoth blonde colour was originally introduced in 1952 by Fender, using it for the birth of the Telecaster model. It is a semitranslucent colour; the amount of woodgrain visible depends on the number of layers used. You can enhance the look of the grain with the black grain filler or dye you can also find in the NitorLACK product range.
This two-component polyurethane based guitar finish features great hardness, covering power and light protection. If you want a finish that dries quickly and resistant to scratches and knocks, this is the most suitable. This product has been designed to stand out from the rest of the polyurethane base coats, and thus offer better performance to the wood of the guitar.
Mixing ratio: 2:1 with catalyzer 100144. It is recommended to dilute 10% with Solvent Nitorlack to adjust the viscosity.
This two-component polyurethane based guitar finish features great hardness, covering power and light protection. If you want a finish that dries quickly and resistant to scratches and knocks, this is the most suitable. This product has been designed to stand out from the rest of the polyurethane base coats, and thus offer better performance to the wood of the guitar.
Mixing ratio: 2:1 with catalyzer 100144. It is recommended to dilute 10% with Solvent Nitorlack to adjust the viscosity.
