inate_hex
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Its all up to you but the way i see it, if you fix this scar now mayebe in another month you'll make a new one.... and youll keep on going. and with buffing ect. Chances to make it worse are there. So i would leave it as it is. Deffinetly if resale value is not an issue. A quick fix for black guitars is black nail pollish but for colours it is allmost impossible to match it up. Also this is a fix that will remain verry visible so only hides the scars or dings from a distance. If you want a mint guitar after 20 years, then dont play it. If you want to use a guitar for what its made for, then scars are a part of it. As much as i try to keep my basses as clean as possible, after a few gigs there are allways dings and scars to be discovered afterwards.
Exactly this. I prefer to buy a used instrument with a couple of battle scars on it already. That way I can relax a bit more and have more fun with the instrument. The first dink always hurts the most.