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Location: Spain | Hi everyone, well I had a stroke a year and half ago, so been on the road to recovery, still on it! I can't play properly at all these days, right arm doesn't work same as before. My Ovation and Takamine are too big to get arm over so I got a small "Sigma" travel guitar to try on.
I went and dropped my 1868 and now it has a crack in the laquer!  is this an easy fix or a big job?
Cheers for advice 
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Location: When?? | Hi Craig.. glad to hear you're recovering. There are some total crack-repair-genius-types out there, so I send best wishes that the same recovery will apply to your 1868. |
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Location: Spain | Thanks man! |
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Location: Spain | It's actually not just in the lacquer......looked through the back and can see straight through....... Oh well, a trip to the luthier then... |
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Location: NJ | good luck on your recovery
a through crack needs proper attention |
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Location: NJ | lacquer cracks are character |
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Hello again ....been away
