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Vintage_Man2012 · 3rd Nov 2020, 6:07 pm

Hi folks,

Thanks for your help, I found David's post on the fantastic job he did on his duck egg blue FB10 and I have taken the decision to opt for a similar approach.

I've glued the crack from the inside of the case and let gravity do the work, then filled the crack and sanded the case.

I'm just waiting on the arrival of some etch primer and then I'll get the case painted, although unlike David's duck egg blue I am going to try and keep the colour as close to the original as possible.

Paul

3rd Nov 2020, 6:07 pm	#8
Vintage_Man2012 Tetrode Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: Chester, Cheshire, UK. Posts: 62	Re: Help required: Cracked case repair Hi folks, Thanks for your help, I found David's post on the fantastic job he did on his duck egg blue FB10 and I have taken the decision to opt for a similar approach. I've glued the crack from the inside of the case and let gravity do the work, then filled the crack and sanded the case. I'm just waiting on the arrival of some etch primer and then I'll get the case painted, although unlike David's duck egg blue I am going to try and keep the colour as close to the original as possible. Paul