BAM HighTech Case and French-Polish

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sol512

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Joined: Oct. 23 2023

BAM HighTech Case and French-Polish

Was considering purchasing a BAM HighTech case for my guitar.

However, noticed some reviews on the Thomann website saying that the interior materials on this case react with French-Polish (Shellac) and cause damage to the finish.

You can read the reviews here:
https://www.thomannmusic.com/bam_8002xlw_classicguitar_case.htm

Does any foro member use a BAM HighTech for their French Polished guitar?

Have you noticed any damage to the Shellac?

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silddx

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Joined: May 8 2012
From: London

RE: BAM HighTech Case and French-Polish (in reply to sol512)

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xirdneH_imiJ

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Joined: Dec. 2 2006
From: Budapest, now in Southampton

RE: BAM HighTech Case and French-Polish (in reply to sol512)

I have one and had no issues thankfully.

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gerundino63

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From: The Netherlands

RE: BAM HighTech Case and French-Polish (in reply to sol512)

I have used two of them for years. For 2X 10+ years no problem.
Used them with two Anders Eliassons, two Gerundino’s, one Ariza, two Jose Lopez Bellido, all french polished never had any problem.
The one thing is to look out for, if the case becomes old, the rubber stops, (is that also english?) get loose sometimes and can be lost.

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sol512

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sol512

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RE: BAM HighTech Case and French-Polish (in reply to xirdneH_imiJ)

quote:

Is your guitar French Polished too and you're using the BAM HighTech case?
They have many different models of BAM cases.

Is your guitar French Polished too and you're using the BAM HighTech case?
They have many different models of BAM cases.

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xirdneH_imiJ

Posts: 1956
Joined: Dec. 2 2006
From: Budapest, now in Southampton

RE: BAM HighTech Case and French-Polish (in reply to sol512)

I have the DEF8002XLA which is the same thing in a different colour.
My guitar is french polished.
The only thing to watch out for is that if you put the extra pads (that come with it) on the inside of the case, they can come apart if it's too tight as you put your guitar in, and the glue could hurt the finish.

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