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Hi guys, I’ve just noticed some discolouration  on my SJ-200. The inlay has always had this strange tinge to it since new but it suddenly seems to be spreading! Anybody ever seen anything like this before?

 

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Looks like gasing, caused from things in the case?

Add this thread / post in the acoustic forum.  You will get more hits for this there

Posted
30 minutes ago, kidblast said:

Looks like gasing, caused from things in the case?

 

So that's what turns my underwear yellow!!!

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Thanks kidblast, I’ll post it in acoustic too.

I don’t keep anything nasty in the case, just a capo & and a few plectrums!

As I said the inlay has had this yellow tinge to it since I bought it new so maybe it’s been something it came into contact with at the dealers, unfortunately they went bust so no chance of getting in contact with them now!

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57 minutes ago, Big Bill said:

So that's what turns my underwear yellow!!!

 

That's from the banana.

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2 hours ago, GStrachan said:

Thanks kidblast, I’ll post it in acoustic too.

I don’t keep anything nasty in the case, just a capo & and a few plectrums!

As I said the inlay has had this yellow tinge to it since I bought it new so maybe it’s been something it came into contact with at the dealers, unfortunately they went bust so no chance of getting in contact with them now!

Sometimes, it's just the materials in the case, or some people have even citing the glue that's used inside the case too.  There are people on this forum and tend to dwell in the acoustic forum that are far more knowledgeable about the causes

 

I'll follow this in the other forum!!

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Are you a Smoker?

I've been told that the yellowing of Guitars is partly caused by smoke filled environments. I don't know if that's true but.....

i think yours looks Cool!

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6 hours ago, GStrachan said:

Hi guys, I’ve just noticed some discolouration  on my SJ-200. The inlay has always had this strange tinge to it since new but it suddenly seems to be spreading! Anybody ever seen anything like this before?

 

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Do you ever “store” a tuner on the head stock?

 

 

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Appears like an impression on the head stock. Is there something on the upper portion of the case that is laying on top of the head stock when being stored?

That appears to be a shadow on the head plate or maybe it's a photography quirk.

The darker shade in the form of a trapezoid is pretty strange,

It sounds like the OP is the original owner? If so, I'd definitely get Gibson's opinion in this situation.


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I have seen similar discoloration on older guitars.  Not sure what causes it, but seems to appear on the binding usually and may just be a function of the plastic ageing? 

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On 7/12/2019 at 5:06 PM, Larsongs said:

Are you a Smoker?

I've been told that the yellowing of Guitars is partly caused by smoke filled environments. I don't know if that's true but.....

i think yours looks Cool!

 

I was going to ask whether the guitar was a smoker. 

Yes I have seen this on older guitars though less localised. I also think it looks pretty good.

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I have a LG-2 that was made in late 2014, I bought it in 2015 and the binding has changed color from a white to tint similar to that. Also it appears the spruce top has gotten darker as well.

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What is the color of the padding inside the guitar case? 

I've read there can be some bleeding sometime, but just in one area seems unlikely.

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2 hours ago, Harmonics101 said:

What is the color of the padding inside the guitar case? 

I've read there can be some bleeding sometime, but just in one area seems unlikely.

H

Acgually the early 90s pink lined case with the pink dust cover stained a few of mine   

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