Warlock Guitar
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 BC Rich Warlock Electric Guitar  US $240.00
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 BC RICH WARLOCK PLATINUM IN BEAUTIFUL BLUE WITH HARD CASE EXTRAS US $300.00
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 BC BC RICH USA WARLOCK GUITAR BODY NEW OLD STOCK US $20.50
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 Electric Guitar US $150.00
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 BC Rich Warlock USA white Kahler and original case Hand made mid to late 80s US $1,600.00
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 BC Rich Warlock Quality 80s Model Project Guitar Body Neck Free Parts US $299.99
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 BC RICH PLATINUM SERIES BASS WITH EMG PICKUPS BC RICH HARDCASE US $450.00
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 BC Rich Bronze Series Warlock Electric Guitar WGBK B US $169.99
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 BC Rich 1986 Custom Shop Warlock Guitar US $1,500.00
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 BC Rich Bronze series Warlock US $149.99
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 KORG CA 1 CHROMATIC SOLO TUNER for any every instrument US $12.70
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 BC Rich Revenge Guitar with hardshell case used Philadelphia Eagles images US $199.00
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 BC Rich Warlock Metal Master Guitar US $150.00
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 BC Rich Warlock Red Electric Guitar w Gigbag US $26.00 |
 BC Rich Stamped 6 Inline Tuners Complete w Sleeves Nuts Screws US $24.99
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 BC RICH WARLOCK 85 Vintage Neck Thru LITA FORD Guitar Burst Bound Floyd Rose BC US $2,250.00
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 BC Rich Warlock Guitar Peterbilt Red US $155.00
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 BC Rich Warlock Electric Guitar Black US $199.99
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 BC RICH WARLOCK ELECTRIC GUITAR PLATNUM PRO SERIES US $50.00
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 BC RICH Bronze Series Electric Guitar WARLOCK US $99.00
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 GatorGBE EXTREME 1Flying V Warlock Guitar Gig Bag NEW US $29.99
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 NEW BC RICH WARLOCK BLACK WITH WIDOW HEAD BLACK 6 STRING ELECTRIC GUITAR US $219.00
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 BC Rich BDSMclassic humbucker pickup for warlock US $39.98
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Can I use acrylic paint to touch up a guitar?
I bought a used, Bloody Murder Warlock guitar yesterday. It's got some scuffs on it and stuff.
Could I use acrylic paint to touch up the paint on it? (The paint is gone and just the wood is showing in some spots)
Also, could I use a clear varnish on top of the paint?
You could but I doubt you would ever be able to duplicate or blend the touch-up to match the paint that's already there. Clear polyurethane would be a good choice for a top clear coat. If you want a like new look, disassemble the guitar and take the body to an auto body repair shop and have it spray painted professionally. You could leave it as is. A lot of people pay extra for factory new guitars that are given that "been on the road" look. Check out Fender guitars website. Some of their models look like they've been around for 30 years, scuff marks and all. Good luck with whatever you decide and rip off a few hot licks while you're thinking about it.
