CONNORPUTREFY666

So heres the filled in pic, cheers again. im a lot happier with the result:)

I appreciate it all cheers

Brilliant thanks, so I did just as you said, though I did use the needle nose applicator that came with the zap ca glue. I have to say I was skeptical but I applied it the length of the "crack" and let set for about an hour and half. I then sanded it lightly with 400 sand paper and then again with 1000 sandpaper. It has come up a treat. After this I oiled the neck. Naturally, there is a difference in tone of colour on the fret as I've just sanded it but it's filled the blemish good. I'll post a pic tomorrow. Cheers for the sterling advice \m/

Good stuff scott, yer a gent mate, thanks for all the advice, appreciate it

Cool, I bought some ca glue today and some super fine grade sand paper also for the job. Just a light application of the glue? Just the length of the said crack ? Let set for few hrs then sand? Shall I use a block?

Hmmm your scaring me now mate. The guitar has been kept in a case, never dropped or hit. It's kept beneath my stair case. Do you think this occurred by humidity temp. I won't be making any big truss adjustments anytime soon. In applying the glue, how much do I apply ? There's no gap as I said with which it to sink into? Do I just apply glue, let dry and sand? Should I oil the fret board ?

Hi there, thanks for getting back so soon. Is it per chance that the grain on mine goes horizontal instead of vertical? A friend of mine said the crack was a natural fissure in the ebony and nothing to worry about at all. I don't think it's veneer though if I'm honest couldn't be 100%. I'm not so sure on the super glue thing as the is no gap with which to the super glue to go? Naturally wood moves and if super glue is put on it surely that will cause problems?

hi there i am new here and please forgive me if this post is in the wrong section. I was recommended the site by a friend. Basically heres my problem, i have a bc rich nj deluxe with an ebony fretboard and last night i noticed a "crack". Im not sure how long its been there. Or if its developed over time. its not wide open or in need of filling but its there none the less. Ive included some pictures for you to see. what do you reckon? does it require attention? whats the verdict? many thanks in advance and all help appreciated Ive been told to maybe to apply super clue to it and sand it down? But theres no gap with which to put the glue. all help appreciated! cheers connor