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I will say that having used clear wudtone on a neck it was easy and worked well. I used the satin one on a neck I didn't want to be as sleek as I get with tru-oil. It was a headless guitar and I didn't want to drop it.
Having used various oil, lacquer and wudtone finishes on maple necks I honestly think thickness is more important than type of finish for both feel and tone
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22 years I was a spray painter. I may as well kill myself immediately.
In all seriousness, I don't want to ridicule Andywudtone. Its a genuine query.
Do that and a few phrases will keep leaping out.
higher viscosity
excellent flexibility
more elastic coatings
tough, enamel-like, none-yellowing film.
is more elastic.
Given that thin and hard is a view shared by many as good. That should help you understand the reason we would not use Polymerised Linseed Oil in a product used with musical instruments if resonance and tone was a consideration. kind regards
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Don't worry, it's only some crappy Bulmers that was festering at the back of the fridge. Still tastes pretty good though.