How Do You Paint A Guitar With Spray Cans?
Painting a guitar is a relatively straightforward process that relies heavily on meticulous preparation work. Before you begin applying paint using spray cans, you must carefully cover all of the components of the guitar you want kept free of paint. You will also need to condition the guitar to receive the paint. Your strategy depends on the identity of the specific surface you are working on. Identify the surface. Proceed to step 2 if your guitar is made of wood. Proceed to step 3 if your guitar is made of fiberglass. Sand the varnish topcoat from the wood using a palm sander stocked with 120-grit sandpaper. Abrade the surface to encourage adhesion by lightly sanding it with a palm sander stocked with 400-grit sandpaper. Wipe away dust from the guitar using a tack cloth. Protect areas of the guitar you do not want painted by covering them with painter’s tape. Cut the tape to conform to smaller components using scissors. Work slowly and meticulously to prevent paint mishaps. Skip this
