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fixing lifted fretboard inlays on a vintage SG?

Reno_1ted

Reno_1ted

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Lovely repair work, the match on the back of the neck is really good.

thanks for sharing and thanks for the story - awesome to have a guitar you know so much about. Enjoy!
 
jtees4

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Looks like they did a really nice job, good choice to take it to someone! And if they screwed up, you have someone to sue! :hmm
 
rockabilly69

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It's stories like this that keep me interested in forums! Great guitar, great repair!
 
slater529

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jtees4 said:
Looks like they did a really nice job, good choice to take it to someone! And if they screwed up, you have someone to sue! :hmm
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Good point, although I never actually thought of it that way. :)

Yes, Mark did a great job... Thanks jtees4! :salude
 
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