TangleWood Ukulele
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What is the simplest and easiest way to remove scratches off a natural satin ukulele? 
How do you remove scratches?
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Radio Flyer
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i think you're going to have to be more specific. what type of uke is it (what kind of finish), is the scratch just in the finish or down to the wood, etc. more than a few will say to leave the scratch as a sign of character.
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Most time scratches in satin wood need to be sanded down and stained and refinished ......I would let them be and accept them as badges of honor...
UkeKiddinMe
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I like scratches.
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OldePhart
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"How do you remove scratches?"
I don't...I make more of them...
I don't...I make more of them...
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consitter
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What's the best way to make more scratches?
Use it as a club to hit zombies.
malweth
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That's exactly why I took up the instrument.
consitter
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Shastastan
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Ditto!
If you take your uke out of the case, you will sooner or later get scratches. That's life.
Stan
If you take your uke out of the case, you will sooner or later get scratches. That's life.
Stan
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