webster

im sure if they are suppose to look like that, have a look.

here is my guitar if anyone was wondering

another question

roughly how thick is the laquer?

WOW!!!

ok i may try that way, just one question.

With the drill bit, what did you use to make the drill bit flat

Thanks for the great detail of this truly great technique.

i had a quick look at all the electronics and everything in there looks normal, i think.

the only thing that looks a bit wrong is the green rectangular caps have little pointy things at the top. Is this normal or is this what you ment by bubbles?

ok, ill try that tonight and let you know how i go.

thanks

cool guys, just wanted to make sure that there wasnt a quick fix for it.

and yes, good point about the character bit.

Hey,

I have an epiphone les paul std, there is a dent in the body of the guitar from a mic falling on it. The dent is not a scratch; it’s just like a compacted part. Its less that 1mm deep and is between the two pickups. Is there a good technique for smoothing it out or poping it up? The colour is Heritage Cherry Sunburst which makes it a polished surface.

I have heard the method where you use a damp cloth on the spot and steam it out by placing a soldering iron or clothes iron on the damp cloth and the steam will raise the dent out. but i think this can only be used on bare wood. Will his work or will it wreck the finish?

How do i kill the dent?

Matt.

ok, i worked out my last question about the caps.

My next question is if it is a cap how would i test them to find out if or which one?

so if it is a cap, can it be replaced?

i dont really know what a cap is, if it can be replaced could it be done at home?

Where could i got one?

it does it a bit on the distortion channel but its not as noticable.

It happens no matter if the vol is all the way to 0 or 10.

the amp is pretty old, i'd say maybe 6-8 year cos i bought it 2nd hand with a guitar a few years ago. Do you recon if i replace the switch it would fix the problem or is the switch not related to this problem.

its a park G25R 25Watt

Its crap but i still want it to work

hey

my amp has a problem with what i think is the switch. When i turn the amp off it makes a bang noise. It only does it when the amp is on clean channel and not on dist and it happens no matter if the vol is up or down. I can't work out what the problem is and can't even think of any posable causes, i think its the switch but since it only happens on clean i am confused.

please help.

the colour is Heritage Cherry Sunburst which makes it a polished surface. So is there anyway your method will work on my guitar?

Hey,

I have an epiphone les paul std, there is a dent in the body of the guitar from a mic falling on it. The dent is not a scratch; it’s just like a compacted part. its less that 1mm deep and is between the two pickups. Is there a good technique for smoothing it out?

Thanks

matt