If you're into guitar building or refinishing, this Oxford nitrocellulose lacquer is the real deal. The Daphne Blue color is such a classic Fender shade - it's got that perfect vintage vibe that's been popular since the 60s. I used this on a Telecaster build recently and the results were seriously professional-looking. The aerosol spray applies really evenly, especially when you use a white primer coat underneath - the color just pops beautifully. What I love about nitrocellulose is how it ages over time, developing that characteristic checking and wear that makes vintage guitars so sought-after. The 12oz can is the perfect size for most guitar projects - I had plenty left over after doing a complete body refinish. It's made in Canada, and you can tell the quality is top-notch compared to some other spray finishes I've tried. The color matching is spot-on to the classic Fender finishes, which is awesome if you're going for that authentic look. The finish dries to a really nice hard surface that still has some flexibility, which is important for wood movement. I will say - working with nitro does require proper ventilation and safety gear, but the results are worth it. This isn't your hardware store spray paint - this is professional-grade stuff that serious luthiers and guitar techs actually use. Whether you're building a kit guitar, doing a complete refinish, or just touching up an existing instrument, this Oxford lacquer delivers that authentic vintage look that's so hard to find nowadays. Definitely recommend for anyone serious about guitar finishing!
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