How to remove a dent from a polished surface?

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Ahmed Flamenco -> How to remove a dent from a polished surface? (Feb. 22 2014 22:34:01)
Hi everybody I've just bought a new flamenco guitar and it is awesome but there is a little thing that makes me angry there is a small dent in the neck close to the first fret Is there any kind of polish I can use to solve this problem?

12850bd -> RE: How to remove a dent from a polished surface? (Feb. 22 2014 23:09:27)
If the neck is lacquered which I assume it is.. it is difficult to fix. If you want to remove the finish you can apply a damp cloth and heat the other side with an hot iron and the wood will absorb the moisture and swell. You then need to reapply the finish.....personally I wouldnt bother.

BarkellWH -> RE: How to remove a dent from a polished surface? (Feb. 22 2014 23:32:47)
Look on that dent as a badge of honor, much as you would look on a dueling scar on the cheek in the 19th century. If you play the guitar the way it ought to be played, it won't be the last dent or scratch. Cheers, Bill

ToddK -> RE: How to remove a dent from a polished surface? (Feb. 22 2014 23:59:15)
quote: it won't be the last dent or scratch. Exactly, get used to the fact that guitars have scratches. Its like owning a dune buggy and complaining about sand getting all over it.

estebanana -> RE: How to remove a dent from a polished surface? (Feb. 23 2014 0:49:25)
quote: Its like owning a dune buggy and complaining about sand getting all over it. Ole'

Ricardo -> RE: How to remove a dent from a polished surface? (Feb. 23 2014 6:57:28)
Perfect blemish free guitars scare me...I won't go near em.

Adam -> RE: How to remove a dent from a polished surface? (Feb. 23 2014 11:44:35)
quote: ORIGINAL: Ricardo Perfect blemish free guitars scare me...I won't go near em. Ricardo, I thought any guitars not covered in blood scared you? [;)]

Ricardo -> RE: How to remove a dent from a polished surface? (Feb. 23 2014 13:30:18)
quote: ORIGINAL: Adam quote: ORIGINAL: Ricardo Perfect blemish free guitars scare me...I won't go near em. Ricardo, I thought any guitars not covered in blood scared you? [;)] A modification I offer to any guitar...plus quick break in. My prices have gone up however. Images are resized automatically to a maximum width of 800px

britguy -> RE: How to remove a dent from a polished surface? (Feb. 24 2014 15:24:12)
Not appropriate for this post; but - nice rosette. What make/model/ whatever, is that guitar?

Ricardo -> RE: How to remove a dent from a polished surface? (Feb. 24 2014 16:54:19)
quote: ORIGINAL: britguy Not appropriate for this post; but - nice rosette. What make/model/ whatever, is that guitar? It's very "crusades-ish" isn't it? [:D] Hermanos Sanchis Lopez 1F ARCE (maple back and sides). It's had a rough life, obviously, but man it sounds good for being a poor factory creation.

britguy -> RE: How to remove a dent from a polished surface? (Feb. 24 2014 22:41:14)
quote: It's had a rough life, obviously, but man it sounds good for being a poor factory creation. Well, looks in pretty good shape in the pic. in spite of the gore. (Sangre y arena quizas?) And I'm glad you're not one of those guitar snobs who only play 'famous name' instruments. I also have a couple of inexpensive 'factory creations' that play pretty good, too. . .

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