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kres1121
Posted 2006-12-11 1:04 PM (#227285)
Subject: REPAIRING A MODEL 1121


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CAN ANYONE SEND ME INFORMATION ON HOW TO REMOVE THE NECK ON A MODEL 1121-4 SERIAL # 011227. I NEED TO REPAIR THE SOUND BOARD - SEVERAL LARGE CRACKS AND SPLITS, ALSO NEED TO RAPIR SOME ROUGH SPOTS ON THE NECK.
THANKS
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Jason_S
Posted 2006-12-11 1:59 PM (#227286 - in reply to #227285)
Subject: Re: REPAIRING A MODEL 1121


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if its just cracks why not just fill em the easy way? ive got plenty of o's that ive repaird tops on and sound damn fine? i wouldnt f@ck with a set neck personaly....just my opinion..take it for what its worth...jason
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HobbyPicker
Posted 2006-12-12 5:37 AM (#227287 - in reply to #227285)
Subject: Re: REPAIRING A MODEL 1121


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Here's a page from a Norwegian luthier showing some pics from repair of cracks in an ovation top. Norsk Gitar as - sprekk i lokk
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Waskel
Posted 2006-12-13 1:19 PM (#227288 - in reply to #227285)
Subject: Re: REPAIRING A MODEL 1121



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Stop shouting. There's people trying to sleep here.
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kres1121
Posted 2006-12-18 4:37 PM (#227289 - in reply to #227285)
Subject: Re: REPAIRING A MODEL 1121


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After ya'll repaired the cracks and all what kind of finish did you use. Did you paint it or stain it, then reseal it?
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Jason_S
Posted 2006-12-18 4:41 PM (#227290 - in reply to #227285)
Subject: Re: REPAIRING A MODEL 1121


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lots and lots of sanding with superfine grit paper or finishing pads from stew mac. keep it wet!! i used soapy water as a lube when i finished the top on the 1111 i sold eddie...it takes a lot of time,go slow. i went thru the cya quite a few times the first time i filled cracks in a top. if you do it right it looks quite good...jason

you cant reseal a catilized polyester finish that ovation uses, you just have to sand and buff the filled cracks and the area around the repair till the scratches and sworls are gone and it blends in with the rest of the finish....jason
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MWoody
Posted 2006-12-18 4:43 PM (#227291 - in reply to #227285)
Subject: Re: REPAIRING A MODEL 1121



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Ovation uses a Poly finish. When you use the Cyano-glues to fill it leaves poly behind. You then use polishing steps to flatten and polish.

You can't put lacquer over Poly.
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Jason_S
Posted 2006-12-18 4:44 PM (#227292 - in reply to #227285)
Subject: Re: REPAIRING A MODEL 1121


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was i somewhat close to the right directions mike?? jason
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Jason_S
Posted 2006-12-18 4:47 PM (#227293 - in reply to #227285)
Subject: Re: REPAIRING A MODEL 1121


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filled cracks in a balladeer top, they are in the left lower bout....

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