CrystaLac Brite Tone High Solids Polyurethane Instrument Finish 16 oz Pint (Clear Gloss)

No fumes, easy application (with an HVLP spray gun) and cleanup plus a relatively quick drying time

This product works awesome. It sprays on very well and levels very good. I sprayed an eletric guitar with product I will use it again very impressed with product.

Just started using this product and I really like it!!!!

This was very easy to use and you don’t need much of it. It self levels very quickly with very few bubbles.

I’ve used this on a couple of guitars. It works well. I’ve noticed some reviewers are pretty scant on the curing time (10 days or less).This is from the Crystalac site:Cure Time: Since it is waterborne and doesn’t rely on harsh chemicals, Brite Tone can take up to 30 days to fully cure.Personally I let it cure for 6 weeks.There is some difference of opinion regarding dry vs wet sanding (it’s like a Ford vs Chevy debate; heavy on opinion but light on facts). The first guitar I wet sanded after 6 weeks with no issues. The second one I dry sanded after 6 weeks and ended up sanding through. I have it now refinished and hanging for another 6 weeks after which I will wet sand it.The general reason for dry sanding is that this is a water based product and the water in the sandpaper could dilute it. To me this is nonsense. If it is cured it is cured. And I (as have others) have found it wet sands just fine.