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Hi everyone!
I made a screw up just in time for the holidays!
Now I need to learn how to fix it equally as timely. Any help here would be greatly appreciated!


I normally don't do work on finished guitars for the following reasons, but the apron I had on an already finish guitar came loose during the sandout of an inlay, and the finish got lightly scuffed in a few places. I think it's 80 grit as well. The scuffs are whitish.

How do I make them go AWAY???

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Craig can you send us a picture? There are alot of methods but I need to see the damage if possible.
       Evan@ New York Guitar Repair,
PS we hung out a bit at ASIA

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It's small as well. I used image-resizer to do it.
Any thoughts?

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That was fun huh?

All the music as well. Almost like the grateful dead re-born    
I'm working on the pic

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cool Craig, How is the baby? Anyway I really need to see it because I would be giving blind advice without a photo.

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in an email..

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clavin@handcraftinlay.com

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Hey Craig,its evross68@yahoo.com

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    Is this lacquer or poly?
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