So, what would be a good stable filler to use to even out some of the nicks and scratches on my stripped 4003 body before it goes for paint and binding ?
Any recommendations before I reach for the Bondo ?
Wood filler
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beatlefreak
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Re: Wood filler
The poor man's about to change his phone number as it is I expect. I try to bother him only for the secret RIC fu.....beatlefreak wrote:Ouch!
Paul, help this poor fellow...
I figure a few others out there have at least hit up the filler at some time in the past....
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blueflamerick
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Re: Wood filler
I use Bartley Wood Filler to fill in the grain on the furniture I build. Don't know how well it would work filling in nicks & dents on a guitar though.
http://www.bartleycollection.com/catalo ... tail&p=141
http://www.bartleycollection.com/catalo ... tail&p=141
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Re: Wood filler
Like he wouldn't?!beatlefreak wrote:Ouch!
Paul, help this poor fellow...
JETGLO should officially be renamed JETGLO ROCKS! 