I Dropped A Guitar Today:

syscokid said:
Compared to what other?

Titebond is good stuff. I also have an 8oz bottle of Titebond II... regular color. Never seen the "Dark" like you have.
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Titebond II Dark is the improved strength, faster set time, waterproof version of Titebond II.
 
Anyone ever try this stuff ? Now i wasnt working on a guitar when i bought and used this stuff but it worked great.Screenshot_20220416-115841_Gallery.jpg
 
syscokid said:
The rumor is, that a properly repaired headstock/neck break results in a better sustaining and resonant guitar.
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they can also last a LONG FRIGGIN TIME --
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as I recall from the Previous owner..... this headstock was repaired in the late 70's-ISH era ....... STILL BOOMING!

Dis ting is da BEAST! broke beat battered screwed blued and tattoed ....... and STILL brings da bizz-ness
 
Robert Herndon said:
Headstock breaks are a lot of work!!!
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YOU were lucky, Robert.

In my repair of my friend's Epiphone Dot Deluxe ( same friend who interrupted our practice with the knife threat to the bass player) In that guitar's scenario, a huge chunk of wood became missing out of the back of the neck.

BUT I was able to re-glue the head back on and use wood filler to smooth in the cavity. I wrestled with leaving it like your neck since my friend is blind and would not see the difference. BUT not wanting any BS out of him won out, so I repainted it black like it left the factory and a gloss poly to complete the repair.

YAY basic black.
 
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