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    I agree the deeper scratches are really the main concern. I can do a burst to hide things around the edges, I can steam out some of the dents, and I can sand and re-shape the neck. But the veneer is so thin there isn't much I can do to sand things out.

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    Maybe this pic shows the scratches the best. You can see the scratches continue into the binding around the F-hole. They clearly sanded the veneer with a very rough material.

    I'll raise the grain and do a light sanding, maybe it will help. I just know these veneers are super thin and there isn't much sanding I can do.

    The neck will need a bunch of work - the sides aren't perpendicular to the neck/fingerboard joint and the bass side does sit higher. It's also really roughly sanded so the neck block will get smaller as I finish it, and thus require shims (veneer) to make tight again.
    Last edited by Joe Garfield; 13-06-2020 at 05:06 AM.
    *Pictures may be rotated due to my proximity to the equator.

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