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Surprisingly, i do have some pieces of furniture left over from assembling my book case.

And if it will be called for, i won't hesitate to turn one into a test subject.

Ok, thanks a lot for the advices! I will leave it alone for now, but closely monitor it's evolution. If it gets worse, i have saved all your messages and i'll put them to good use. Thanks again!

Thanks for the quick replies!

The close up is rather fuzzy because of the camera; The spot is not deep, but the varnish has been clearly torn off, i can "feel" the bare wood with my thumb. The first picture presents it a bit more clearly than the close up.

Also, it didn't use to be so green, it's turning greener in time. I'm afraid it will get bigger, so i want to fix it now so i won't regret it later. I realize it's a minor thing, but i'm afraid it will get worse in time...

I would like to start by saying hello to everybody, since i'm new to this forum.

I have a small problem and i need some advice; I have a Jackson DXMG, and i recently discovered a scratch on the back of the neck. The varnish has been torn off, and i would like to know if there is any way to fix it without having to revarnish the whole neck. Can i sand that part and apply varnish only to it? Would that affect the sound in any way? Will it blend in with the rest of the varnish or will it be clearly visible, like a stain? I have uploaded some pictures; please tell me what you think