OOOUCH!! (major ding pictures...)
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DeadSkinSlayer3
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Re: OOOUCH!! (major ding pictures...)
Every single one of my guitars ever always seems to get messed up somehow within the first 6 months or so. I got my Schecter in January, and it's got a couple dings that aren't through the paint, a scratch on the bottom, fine scratches ALLLLL OVER the back of it, and not only buckle rash, but studded belt rash on the back, not through the finish, but ugly nonetheless.
Every single one of my guitars ever always seems to get messed up somehow within the first 6 months or so. I got my Schecter in January, and it's got a couple dings that aren't through the paint, a scratch on the bottom, fine scratches ALLLLL OVER the back of it, and not only buckle rash, but studded belt rash on the back, not through the finish, but ugly nonetheless.
Number One
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Re: OOOUCH!! (major ding pictures...)
Everything that happens to my guitars are never my fault. We had some windows replaced some months ago, and these window guys decide to move everything around to get more work room. Well, after they were done. There was dust everywhere, including my guitar. They started cleaning the dust off. And this ain't ordinary dust. it's crystal dust from the windows they were working on. So this guy, he takes a rag, and starts wiping my guitar off. Now, not a centimeter on my guitar isn't marred by scratches. It would've been okayer if the scratches had been circular, like the motion he was doing with his rag, but the scratches are all squiggly.
Then there was this time I was at a gig in a friend's backyard. A friend of mine wanted to mess around with another one of my guitars, and he sits down on a row of cinder blocks. He inadvertently drags the thing along the line of cinderblocks as he was walking. I went home crying that night.
Everything that happens to my guitars are never my fault. We had some windows replaced some months ago, and these window guys decide to move everything around to get more work room. Well, after they were done. There was dust everywhere, including my guitar. They started cleaning the dust off. And this ain't ordinary dust. it's crystal dust from the windows they were working on. So this guy, he takes a rag, and starts wiping my guitar off. Now, not a centimeter on my guitar isn't marred by scratches. It would've been okayer if the scratches had been circular, like the motion he was doing with his rag, but the scratches are all squiggly.
Then there was this time I was at a gig in a friend's backyard. A friend of mine wanted to mess around with another one of my guitars, and he sits down on a row of cinder blocks. He inadvertently drags the thing along the line of cinderblocks as he was walking. I went home crying that night.