oK, SO THEN i'LL THROW A QUESTION BACK AT YOU..................Do you plan on keeping your guitar anyplace when temps will exceed 140 degrees for a extended period of time?
Hot Hide Glue is the way to go..............if you have experience using it.
Whats so awesome about HHG is that as it soaks into the grain and drys it actually tightly draws the wood fibers together making for an exceptionally strong joint/ repair. Anytime the subject comes up about it's...
Although it looks great I have my doubts............when was the last time you saw an SG come out of the factory with gorgeous DEEP sharp bevels like that ?
Not even the Custom Shop produces bevels like whats on that guitar.
If it is in fact the real thing then Gibson has finally done it's...
DO NOT WATER GLUE DOWN AND USE THAT......DO NOT JUST "TRY AND FORCE SOME GLUE INTO THE JOINT"
Both will cause failure. I have repair a few of theose and believe it or not the best thing to do is ..................YA READY ? Break it off completely. Then glue it up and clamp it. You'll have...
good catch but more then enough was pointed out to prove it's not an early 60's neck..fiber overlay vrs the holly overlay was the dead give away for me, not to mention the smaller tenon. We also go one step further and point out that the early logo's "G" was more rounded on the top, not flat...