alwittlich
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Hello. First post here. I recently acquired a lovely 2001 McCarty with the solid rosewood neck. The guitar is great and I have really been enjoying playing it. Recently I was adjusting the neck relief and when I slipped my capo over the neck, the metal edge of it dug into the neck and left a very shallow scratch. It is noticeable by eye, but worse, it ruins the silky smooth feeling of the neck near the head-stock.
I would think that using some extremely fine sandpaper may do the trick, but I don't want to risk messing up the neck. Would anyone have some advice on this? Has this happened to anyone else? Don't ask how I managed to do it, I have no idea. I've worked with neck relief many times and never had a capo slip and do this.
Thanks in advance.
-Al
I would think that using some extremely fine sandpaper may do the trick, but I don't want to risk messing up the neck. Would anyone have some advice on this? Has this happened to anyone else? Don't ask how I managed to do it, I have no idea. I've worked with neck relief many times and never had a capo slip and do this.
Thanks in advance.
-Al