Vigier Excalibur Indus maintaining

[Ali Mete]

  Hey guys I own a black Vigier Excalibur Indus with rosewood fretboard which is my pride and joy. I was changing my strings (using Cleartone .10 if anyone wants to know) I realised that the body was a little dirty and had some scratches on it. As most of you are aware, it has unusual (not in a bad way) paintjob just as GV Metal. My questions are;

1.   I really wonder what makes this paint special? Because it's not like Suhr's satin paints. Does that paint have an obvious advantage/disadvantage over tone or playability?


2.   I'm not sure how to clean it or what to clean it with. I'm afraid that if I use classical cleaning supplies, I might damage the wood underneath. 

  Thanks for your help

[Ben]

The very best thing to clean the textured finish is MusicNomad's 'Amp & Case cleaner'. This will keep the finish looking fresh and take care of any marks. http://www.musicnomadcare.com/ampcasecleaner.html

[Ali Mete]

Thanks for the info. Going to try as soon as possible.