Can I use plastic wood filler on an acoustic guitar ?

Asked by Last Modified  

4 Answers

Follow 1
Answer

Please enter your answer

come explore the magic of music

No i don't recommend.. But if it's just for small scratch repair its okay but still not a professional way of repair
Comments

Whatsapp me to contact www.mathdecode.com

Yes - you can - if it's about filling a scratch - but it's not a professional way of repairing.
Comments

Guitarist, Ukulele Player, Music Producer, Recording Engineer

No! I would not let you touch mine. Take it to a technician who have proper knowledge and gears.
Comments

Tutor

Hi. You can use plastic wood filler. No issues. It provides long lasting repair to any guitar body. Hope it will helpful.
Comments

View 2 more Answers

Related Questions

How can I learn guitar faster?
Practice seriously.learn song soulfuly
Madhu
0 0
5
Which guitar strings go best with Yamaha F310?
Best string is like your favourite food. Some of the dishes seems to be very facianting for you but it may not be good for others. But you can definetly go for Daddario Bronze.
Renuka
0 0
5
How do I record what I am playing Guitar such that no other noises are heard?
You need a good quality processor and connect it with your pc and record your playing internally not externally
Madhusudhan
How do you clean corroded guitar strings?
For guitars with steel strings, there are guitar string cleaners that are manufactured for use like Fast-Fret String Cleaner, Dunlop Ultraglide, Dr. Stringfellow, and the like. However, you do not have...
Rekha
0 0
6
What is the easiest way to learn guitar?
Few things, FIrstly, Your 100% Passion is required, it should not be for fashion, 2ndly find a teacher is equally passionate to teach you & but not to prolong only earn money 3rdly Regular practice...
Saritha A.k

Now ask question in any of the 1000+ Categories, and get Answers from Tutors and Trainers on UrbanPro.com

Ask a Question

Related Lessons



Taylor swift Tear john chords and lyrics (Prince y kumar)
Capo on 2nd fret D G D G D G Long were the nights when my days once revolved around you D ...

Tempo and the use of a Metronome
Tempo is the Italian word for time, and we use it to describe how quickly a piece of music is performed. We measure tempo with Beats Per Minute, or BPM. If something is defined as 60 BPM then we know there...

Focus
So, forget if you're from a music family or not. If you're learning an instument, all you need is to focus, have patience, maintain timing and small effort for a beautiful output. Focus - to understand...

Recommended Articles

None can feel and understand the love you have for your gear, other than a true guitarist. While every guitarist keeps mapping in their mind, the next level of instrument they will buy, how about soliciting your wish by beautifying the guitar you have presently? If you get the right accessories for your guitar, it can actually...

Read full article >

by Kiran Roy, Guitar Hall the Guitar Boutique Before you begin to learn to play the guitar, you might be curious to learn a little bit about the instrument and where it actually originated from. The Guitar has a noble and ancient history. A plucked string instrument with the in-curving sides of the guitar is to be found...

Read full article >

Guitar Hall The philosophy at Guitar Hall chain of academies is simple and effective: Learn what you want to know to have fun and play the songs and music you enjoy. Learn what you need to know to become the knowledgeable, creative and self-reliant musician you desire to be. This balanced approach between immediate enjoyment...

Read full article >

The Bass guitar, pronounced as "Base" Guitar, is a stringed instrument that came into being as the evolution of the double-bass and the guitar. Bass guitars traditionally have 4 strings though they are available in 5 and 6 string versions as well. Since the 1960s, bass guitars have been prominent as the bass instrument...

Read full article >

Looking for Guitar Classes?

Learn from the Best Tutors on UrbanPro

Are you a Tutor or Training Institute?

Join UrbanPro Today to find students near you