How to Relic Metal Guitar Parts for that Well Used and Abused Look

If you're building a Frankenstein guitar or making a new guitar look like it's been played for decades, you need to relic the metal parts.

Tool Dude Tony walks you through the process step-by-step to turn shiny new parts into nasty old looking parts with an aged patina using Muriatic acid. Yes, the Dude does acid in this video.

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