Refret job

[TheX]

 

I DO NOT recommend anyone try this without some prior experience.

 

 

But you can't have prior experience if you don't try it first? That makes no sense at all.

[Mr. E]

It's been 3 months so Mr. E and his fret problem are probably long gone. If not' date=' how did it turn out?[/quote']

i leveled the frets and they dont have that much of a problem anymore. minor buzzes (very minor) but doesnt really affect sound through amp.

thank you everybody for posting.

[RobinTheHood]

 

But you can't have prior experience if you don't try it first? That makes no sense at all.

 

Prior experience would include leveling a fret or two, replacing a couple frets or experimenting on a crappy guitar. It makes perfect sense.

 

Mr. E, I'm glad everything worked out for you.

[TheX]

It makes perfect sense.

 

 

No

[Just Strum]

For those that would like to take on doing a fret job, here is a good post in another forum. I've dealt with this guy on a couple of things and he knows his stuff.

 

http://www.thefret.net/showthread.php?t=6092

[RobinTheHood]

 

No

 

Are you in this thread just to troll me? Because I dont see you offering any advice at all.

[Dave]

 

But you can't have prior experience if you don't try it first? That makes no sense at all.

 

The first time is the learning experience. You just have to realize that you can ruin a perfectly good instrument and create a repair exposure that costs almost as much as the guitar.

 

Some people can't change a light bulb. Others can. You just have to know your own limitations and the possible consquences of your actions.