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Location: Cincinnati | http://cgi.ebay.com/Ovation-1718-Elite-Black-Finish-W-Case-Used-Woo...
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Location: South of most, North of few | Somehow, a crack on a black guitar looks a little fatal. |
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Location: Cincinnati | he claims he can't tell if the crack is just in the finsh or wood. I asked to take off the rear access cover and look at the back side of the wood. haven't hear from him yet, and may not. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | When
I get it, I\'ll let y\'all know... Then I will be asking advice on how to fix it! :p
 
Super Glue and a Sharpie? :rolleyes:
[BTW- I asked him about the crack and action and stuff, he plead the fifth... Coincidentally, I asked to take-off the cover also.] |
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Location: Cincinnati | Congratulations, Arthur. Keep us posted. |
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | Looks like the typical finish crack to me. If it were in the wood, it would be running straight down with the grain. Congratulations on another steal! I have been thinking about the use of a brush-on laquer. It seems like that would "wick" into the crack and blend much better than a glue. Then wipe off the excess immediately afterwards. |
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| Nice get Arthur. Congrats. |
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