Hello everyone,
Something sad just happened...
My dearest roomie accidentally hit my alarm clock with my uke,
then I got a little chip out on the head of my Kamaka.(not the alarm clock...= =")
The wood cracked a little bit, some wood dust came off from that crack, and the finish came off, too.:wallbash:
Should I send it back to Kamaka to get it repaired? Will they accept it?
I'm too scared to repair it myself (I'm been reading some threads...), I might actually screw it up...
I'm thinking about putting a sticker on it (made with 3M Cutting Sheet)
(since seeing the chip on the head is so painful, and I can see it every time I when I play or tune it...),
but will that do any harm to it?
What should I do?
I would like to know the best option I've got...
Any help would be appreciated.
Something sad just happened...
My dearest roomie accidentally hit my alarm clock with my uke,
then I got a little chip out on the head of my Kamaka.(not the alarm clock...= =")
The wood cracked a little bit, some wood dust came off from that crack, and the finish came off, too.:wallbash:
Should I send it back to Kamaka to get it repaired? Will they accept it?
I'm too scared to repair it myself (I'm been reading some threads...), I might actually screw it up...
I'm thinking about putting a sticker on it (made with 3M Cutting Sheet)
(since seeing the chip on the head is so painful, and I can see it every time I when I play or tune it...),
but will that do any harm to it?
What should I do?
I would like to know the best option I've got...
Any help would be appreciated.
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