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Tezza
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Thats a great makeover. Wow, i'm impressed.
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X189.

I just ran across this post....was looking for info on repairs.....drop filling....What a great job!

I have a CS400 in Japn Brown like this one. Mine is mint compared to this one, the "before" version. It does have a few nicks/gouges that I would like to fill. I just love that guitar.

What color/paint did you use before filling?

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I just noticed the CS-400 really IS an ibanez. . . :lol:
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Jorg, which Ibanez model are you saying is like the CS-400?

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Well, kinda sorta. The Studio was closest in construction and features.
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No, no. The picture of the guitar being packed with ibanez packing. . .

I was just kidding :D
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Doh!!! The Ibanez bubble wrap... :lol:

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Its probably a "lawsuit" model too. . . :D
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thats what i call a guitar
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