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Old 10-19-2009, 08:51 PM
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The wood is scratched there as well from fingernails or more. That can't be replaced. The Bass would need to be sanded in that area till the wood is clean and then finished over to match which is nearly impossible or the body itself completely re-finished.

Yes, it's a big job IF you want it to look good and professionally done.
But if the finish is waxed, isn't it enough to sand it, just a bit to make it a little nicer and then wax?
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