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  • TheGarethJonesTheGarethJones Boston/ParisNew Altamira M20, Gitane D-370
    Posts: 40

    Yes, he was one of the first I taught! Many don’t believe me because I was born in 1985, but I never want to restrict someone’s right to be incorrect.

  • ChristopheCaringtonChristopheCarington San Francisco, CA USANew Dupont MD50 Custom
    edited August 2023 Posts: 187

    As someone who has gotten nasty dings & scratches handled by a reputable technician, I can say you have a few options (given to me by said technician).

    1. If it's a small ding or scrape, usually it's best to just leave it and accept it happened
    2. If it's a large or deep scrape/ding, it's good to get the top resealed with some laquer or finish of some kind. It may look better than if you had left it, but it will never look new again.
    3. Wait until you've got a bunch of dings/scrapes and refinish the entire guitar top. It's costly, not always recommended, and not always perfect, but it will be the best looking

    Wish there was more of a "here's how you fix it" type of advice.. but honestly that's it.

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