Sealing a dent...

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biglittledog
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Sealing a dent...

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Well I just accidentally (pun intended) put a dent in my fairly new 4003MG. A small round area about 1/2 inch across. Can I use something to seal it and keep dirt and sweat out of the cracked finish? Polyurethane? I mainly don't want the dent to get dark colored with age and show up against the maple...
Thanks in advance!
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I'm thinking that super glue would be good for this.
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Post by rickfan60 »

Check with Paul W.
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Best way to do that is drip some clear coat into the dent
im getting to old for this ****
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possibly clear finger nail polish
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I suggest cross-posting this in The Vibrola section where the luthiers-in-house will see it for sure.
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Post by ram »

I had a couple of those on my '74 4001MG and the clear finger nail polish worked well.
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Post by biglittledog »

Thanks for all the ideas!
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