Vintage Guitar Restoration and Custom Built Instruments
Here's an amazing example of two near twins but couldn't be more different. Both of these guitars came in the same week for new frets. One with a factory Bigsby and clean as a whistle. The other must have been in a smokey bar it's whole life! Both guitars original frets were worn out and …
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This guitar must have taken a fall on the face and was luck to have not broken it's headstock. The damage caused by the fall was visible by a large chuck taken out of the face of the headstock. The Gibson logo was missing the dot of it's eye and part of the b. After …
Here's a common repair. If you drop your guitar more then likely your going to break it... We heated up some hyde glue while also gently heating up the broken section of the headstock. After the glue was the right temperature and the neck was warm we made a 50/50 mixture of glue and hot …
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