My guitar has a broken spot please help

[Odinsblood]

Thanks!! I didnt want to do anything until I had a second opinion. I'll just touch it up.

[Jamolay]

People pay good money to buy guitars with the pre-worn in vintage look!

[LHawes]

Can't tell if the damaged area is flush or recessed into the finish and guitar surface. If it's flush then just some touch up paint/magic marker should make it at least look better. If it's recessed then there's a couple ways to fill the area, sand flush then repaint. You could mix some epoxy and straight fill with that, or a good wood filler, or titebond mixed with sawdust, or a medium to think CA glue or...?

Not necessary to do anything but it could be a fun small project.

[Mr. Paul]

This furniture filler set looks like a good fit for this project. Looks to me like you could mix some red into black until you get a good match.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07W22KYSY...n_0_title&th=1

[LHawes]

Originally Posted by Mr. Paul

This furniture filler set looks like a good fit for this project. Looks to me like you could mix some red into black until you get a good match.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07W22KYSY...n_0_title&th=1

That looks pretty cool Mr Paul, I'm going to keep that in mind for future repairs.

[The Watchman]

Originally Posted by Fathand

On a $50 guitar, I would get some of those magic markers they use for furniture touchups, or any felt pen of the right colour, just so it doesn't show.

. . . and maybe some tape to keep it from snagging on something.

[Bob Womack]

The pic:



Bob