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I was working on my old Jackson last night.... It's now about 12 years old.... It is a red sunburst finnish and is still a great guitar, one of the best i own..... Years ago i had a FRO added to the guitar and Jackson trem was sitting in the case with the axe for somereason and when i opened the case the trem fell and took some paint chips out! In horror i grabbed the guitar and used some red nail polish from my sister and super glue and filled in the holes in the finnish.... It looked great for years! But last night i took the guitar out of the case to work on it when i noticed that the colour of the repair has turned colour... seems to be going almost white.. I did this repair 10 years ago and it was a perfect match! No one knew there was a finnish chip repair. Now it is just a white-ish looking spot in the finnish... Is this common?

The odd part is the guitar's finnish looks like it is getting darker... The guitar was bright red sunburst at one time and now the red is looking dark wine red

Nice! It's called quot;characterquot; LOL

I've never bothered to touch up dings and chips on any of my guitars and actually, I got pissed one time when I left a Tele on consignment and when I got it back they had quot;repairedquot; (using the word very loosely a couple of chips. It was still being sold in either case...but just the fact that it was done at all bugged me.


Originally Posted by J MooseNice! It's called quot;characterquot; LOL

I've never bothered to touch up dings and chips on any of my guitars and actually, I got pissed one time when I left a Tele on consignment and when I got it back they had quot;repairedquot; (using the word very loosely a couple of chips. It was still being sold in either case...but just the fact that it was done at all bugged me.
i normally don't repair colour chips and dings either but at the time it was pretty much a new guitar and bugged me that i damaged it already.....

I bought a 20 year old strat that was Beat to poop as i liked the worn look!