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I wouldn't sweat it. Finish crack which is "normal". Consider it's ageing.
If you can't live with the idea of it flaking off the guitar someday, then yes, a TINY bit of clear nail polish or cyanoacrylate (super glue).
Use small (like very small) amounts, or it my end up looking much worse...
I love the extended sweep, tank build and smooth operation of my Ernie Ball Wah. Not sure if they still make it a I believe it wasn't a great commercial success.
Playing saxophone for the 5th or 6th year, discovering my "body"... a lot 🤣🤣🤣😋
The saxophone thing lasted another 3 years or so, until I discovered playing the guitar would make it easier to pick up girls!
You’ve been lucky to walk away with so little damage.
I ruined the back of a 335 years ago, by laying it on top of a coiled guitar cable that I left in its case. Only took a few days for the rubber to eat THROUGH the finish… oh well, live and learn!
I'm in your shoes.
I'm 43 and have been playing for the past 30 years or so (damn!).
Never took a lesson and was actually quite proud of where I was at, just learning by myself and my good ear (I took saxophone lessons from age 7 to 15).
I'm in the guitar business, and with all this COVID...
Joe Bonamassa, obviously
My brother Jared James Nichols
Eric Steckel - pretty mean playing
Tyler Bryant - I love this dude all around. Guitar Playing and songwriting.