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Tim Johnson
 Post subject: Nitrocelulose bindings.
PostPosted: Tue Dec 02, 2008 10:22 am 
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I used nitrocelulose ivoroid binding material on three guitars and one banjo that I built a few years ago, but now it seems it is considered dangerous goods and if it is carried by a supplier, they cannot ship it out of the USA.
I love the bone like look and find it is easier to work with than the ABS plastic and tougher than wood bindings. Is there a sourse for this product in, or to Canada?

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Tim Johnson
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