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Hi all! My S&P pro (bought secondhand) has a dark wood bridge ( think it's rosewood). There are a few unsightly white spots/marks on the bridge, possibly a drop of water has got on there & been left to dry ( I didn't do it!). Any ideas on how to remove these, please?!
Cheers!
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perhaps some minwax wood stain will do the trick remove the bridge and apply with a cloth 
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Can you post a pic? I hate giving blind advice
If lemon or Olive oil doesn't do it, just remove the pins and saddle and give it a light sand with 800 or higher paper....
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This sounds like a better idea a light sanding is less drastic then staining
Guitarpix wrote:
Can you post a pic? I hate giving blind advice
If lemon or Olive oil doesn't do it, just remove the pins and saddle and give it a light sand with 800 or higher paper....
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Paint colored dots inside of the white spots and play on. You'll have a "one of a kind" guitar.
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A furniture touch up pen.Looks like a magic marker.It may work. Is it that noticable?mMaybe even a sharpie may work if you can find a matching color.
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Sounds like they did not let it cure enough and it is seeping through,that happens with paint or furniture finishes.
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Thanks guys, will try & get a pic on here...
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