My SR5 is a very pretty transgold with matching headstock, RW fretboard and black pup/pickguard. Very classy looking.
The issue is that what appeared to be a slight faded finish spot on the body(in the crook between the neck and lower horn), was actually a finish defect and that spot is now bare wood since the finish has apparently flaked off in that spot.
Its the size of a nickel and is not immediately noticeable to casual observers due to the light color. But I know its there and if I were to ever put it up for sale, it would certainly affect value.
How can it be fixed? Does EBMM customer service have any known issues of that? Would it be important to them? I am the original owner and the bass is about three years old.
The issue is that what appeared to be a slight faded finish spot on the body(in the crook between the neck and lower horn), was actually a finish defect and that spot is now bare wood since the finish has apparently flaked off in that spot.
Its the size of a nickel and is not immediately noticeable to casual observers due to the light color. But I know its there and if I were to ever put it up for sale, it would certainly affect value.
How can it be fixed? Does EBMM customer service have any known issues of that? Would it be important to them? I am the original owner and the bass is about three years old.