Hi Everyone.
I've searched the archives for an answer to this, but I couldn't find anything tru-oil specific.
I was doing some final fitting of the neck last night, when I accidently bumped it on the edge of my workbench on the underside just south of the nut. It's just a small dent, but I really want to repair it, especially cause it's right in 'first position' so it'll be felt all the time (unless you're some fancy player who uses all the neck
)I've read about using CA to fill dings but I didn't want to go ahead with that b/c I've only seen that referred to as a lacquer repair. I don't think I should try to fill it with tru-oil, though. Should I just sand the dent out and refinish the area (it is quite small and really wouldn't affect the shape of the neck in any real way), or is there a way to fill it with something, and maybe put a thin coating of tru oil over, and buff it out in a few days' time?
I'd really appreciate some direction here from someone familiar with repairing oil varnish finishes.
Thanks.