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    Overlord of Music Dedman's Avatar
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    you MAY be able to fill them with timber mate, then use a fine sharpy to draw a series of dots then smudge it thus disguising them as part of the grain. I used that system to hide a couple of small glue spots recently. It will depend on if you intend popping the grain and how dark your final stain is going to be
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dedman View Post
    you MAY be able to fill them with timber mate, then use a fine sharpy to draw a series of dots then smudge it thus disguising them as part of the grain. I used that system to hide a couple of small glue spots recently. It will depend on if you intend popping the grain and how dark your final stain is going to be
    I do intend on popping the grain, and I want the final stain to be quite dark, maybe just a shade lighter than your GD-1 might look like if it looked "new" instead of "dug up" (that is one awesome guitar, by the way).

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