Excellent Guitar Repair Video's

I disagree with his excessive use of steam. I run my steam at probably half (or less) that volume. You want the heat from the steam in the joint and some moisture, not flood it. I know from experience that steam causes finish blushing, which is moisture getting into the lacquer and turning it white. I've had good luck using a hair dryer to get most of it out, but not all. A fine polish can remove it from the surface, but if it gets too deep that could be a problem. Maybe he's got some secrets he's not sharing? :?)