When I was in DC and they proved hoe George Washington chopped down that cherry Les Paul Junior, I was like . . . maybe dome of the facts are not all there but it must have been great anyways. He prolly used Glu-Boost.

Nice video and great tips. I never would have thought to use Shellac on a repair like this. I would have tried Glue Boost or lacquer and spent days trying to make it look new.

Cool looking guild 👍

Great job, Scotty!

Looks strangely like there is a rosette under the finish?

El Cajon San Diego??? That’s Beat Farmers territory!!! I could just see Country Dick Montana buying that glorious sparkled guit-fiddle! I’m a happy boy!

Awesome job, even though this video was lacking the acceleratorrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!

Nice work! I remember seeing new Guild D25 guitars in the shops in the past, they were nice sounding bargain priced USA built guitars. The ones I came across were the mahogany models which were labelled “D25M”.

Had to research this to see if it was really a factory finish, sure enough it was. Apparently rare and only '82. And on some Guild forums, deemed quite ugly. To each his own.

That is one pimp acoustic guitar. I'd play it.

Damn you Scott you put this video up right as I'm leaving for work at least I got something to look forward to watching when I get off work.... Good day sir

Que experiência 🧪

Top demais restaurar

Not sure how many times I can tell you you’re the best at this stuff I’ve ever seen. Just a master. Great job.

Nice job Scott. Some great camera angles too ! Cheers. MMcC

That was a magnificent repair, it’s tough when things are fractured like that one👍

I was dealing with exact the same trouble. I understand from your point of view working on the wood side to get the space filled. How about a thin wrap of sheet copper around the bushing side? Or am I cursing in the church now? (it's a hack I used to practice when I worked as a bicycle mechanic ; ))

Just got my x3 mini pro and the E string has a 40% lower volume than all the rest when plugged in. I've reached out to Enya 5 times and gotten nothing from customer service. Based on that I don't recommend this guitar. I like it overall but with useless customer service it's not a winner.

maybe this will get you some subscribers you should be over 100k great content thank you

Hi there, roughly what do you charge for a job like this? My friend has an Epiphone Sheraton that needs a neck reset. His tech wouldn’t do it, saying that the guitar wasn’t worth the amount of work it would take.

I need to refinish a part of my JP guitar because it chipped and the finish came off completely. Do you think stewmac wipe-on poly would work? what product did you use for the finish? Thank you!!

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Thanks for sharing the video. It seems the first and second strings are crossed at the end.

looks good can't even tell it 👍

Absolutely fantastic have a wonderful weekend ❤😊

Great work buddy

That was very interesting and what a beautiful job you did. Thank you.

You are the GOAT, Scotty!

That’s called “relicing” in some circles 😉

Great job! I'd be happy with that repair. Great picking at the end!

Killer!

A thing of beauty. Seems to have stood the test of time quite well for its age. Just goes to show how long a quality build will last. 🤙

Nice! How long do you wait between coats of Fill-n-Finish?

Congrats on the MILLION VIEWS!! You've certainly earned it - giving us quality repair vids at no cost. We are very thankful Mr. Scott! Cheers!!

That is step one in a relic job LOL. Nice work, as always. Personally, that isn't worth repairing, but it's his guitar and keeps you in business.

I’m not here for the guitar, I’m just here for the acceleratorrrrrrrrrrrrre.

Gibson charges more for guitars that already have damage like this.

I'll have to try the foam brush and paper towel trick!

Always brilliant, Scott. Thought I saw my guitar 😊 (I got the Martin 000-15M; it's a sweet guitar).

Looking good Scotto ,I build acoustic guitars if ur interested in trying one out I'll mail u one to try out,,I'm just starting my buildness out so I gotta my name out there

Another fine repair! I enjoy the pace of your videos. I am always thinking of all the many repairs that you have going on at the same time while waiting for things to dry. Jumping from one to another...you are a busy guy with a lot of patience and artistic abilities 😊

Great repair first of all...just something I was thinking was would it not be easier to add some aniline dye ( cherry) to the raw wood before the fill and finish? Only saying this as it would then only take one coat of the tinted shellac...

Nice job!

How much would a repair like this cost?

There is a tool for repairing bridge plate holes by cutting cone shaped recesses and glueing in new cone shaped wood plugs. I like the new maple overplate with epoxy method.

Wiping the Fill n Finish thin with a paper towel is a game changer. Just sayin

A true talent. Awesome video....

Hi Scotty Thanks for the deep insight. I own exactly this Model from 1966 and have similar problems with the sjrinking of the binding. Was wondering if one can solve the problem. Can you say something about this issue. I would really appreciate it. Another question that I have is, where do I get an original metal pickup toggle switch head. Many greetings from Switzerland and thanks again for your valuable videos. Best, Marion

Plastic food packaging works well for pushind glue into fine cracks.