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[randy will never die]

I've heard to use the white gibson guitars and take a black light to it to get the white to Age. To a cream I've hear about this on the mylespaul forms does this sound right????????

[Paul Wolfe]

I've heard to use the white gibson guitars and take a black light to it to get the white to Age. To a cream I've hear about this on the mylespaul forms does this sound right????????

I don't know about black lights, ultraviolet lights will do it. The kind used for growing plants indoors and in tanning beds. Here is a thread I started on that subject.

[randy will never die]

I've heard to use the white gibson guitars and take a black light to it to get the white to Age. To a cream I've hear about this on the mylespaul forms does this sound right????????

I don't know about black lights, ultraviolet lights will do it. The kind used for growing plants indoors and in tanning beds. Here is a thread I started on that subject.

thats what i mean but how long do you leave it under a taning bed i do not whant to ruin the guitar

[Paul Wolfe]

I've heard to use the white gibson guitars and take a black light to it to get the white to Age. To a cream I've hear about this on the mylespaul forms does this sound right????????

I don't know about black lights, ultraviolet lights will do it. The kind used for growing plants indoors and in tanning beds. Here is a thread I started on that subject.

thats what i mean but how long do you leave it under a taning bed i do not whant to ruin the guitar

Do it for a minute and see what happens... then go minute by minute to see if you get the result you want. If it's not fading/yellowing after 3 minutes, then abandon the idea.

[Stiltzkin]

The kind used for growing plants indoors.

wait...what plants?

[sik_kreations]

White,yellow and small amounts of orange and black would get it close.. But to color match it perfect it may take small amounts of red, green or even blue.

[Paul Wolfe]

The kind used for growing plants indoors.

wait...what plants?

Ummm.. Begonias.