Help! Thinline Tele w/cracked body, possible to repair?

[GilmourD]

Thanks! Can't wait to go this a go once I get home to Bergen.

For a second I thought you were talking about Bergen... County, NJ.

That's where I live. LOL

 

[telecaster911]

Oh. And tightbond is wood glue, not super glue. I'd probably use tightbond II.

 

[Yngtchie Blacksteen]

Oh. And tightbond is wood glue, not super glue. I'd probably use tightbond II.

I'm gonna try and figure out which is the Norwegian equivalent.

 

[Captain Whitesauce]

I just bought a used Squier Classic Vibe '70s Telecaster Thinline Electric Guitar in Olympic White and had a crack on the f-hole (please be nice). I am going to try this and keep my fingers crossed! Thanks for the advice, guys!

 

[jelloman]

Is the wood cracked as well? Or is it just a finish crack? The pic doesn't show enough detail...

 

[Jbird]

Outside of Elderly's repair shop is a magazine(?) article of how they took an acoustic guitar that was basically turned into kindling in a car accident, and repairing it to whole.

I'd imagine if that can be done, a body crack could be fixed

 

[Captain Whitesauce]

Is the wood cracked as well? Or is it just a finish crack? The pic doesn't show enough detail...

Yes. It is a crack clear through the top wood. It is very tight.