Is this a dealbreaker?

[CV Jee Beez]

Stew Mac has a video of Dan Erlewine using wood pulp and glue I think. You might be able to use resin for surf repair too.

 

[hepular]

hmmmppphhh . . . since i'd most likely remove all that finish on neck ANYWAY . . . ya done right,.

Now play the heck out of it.

 

[shallbe]

I've got one of those. From 2012. Fantastic guitar. The neck pickup is really unique, and among the best I have ever heard. The bridge pickup has more mids than a typical Tele pickup. The fretwork is amazing.

 

[tomasz]

If the wood ist structurally sound and no deeper cracks in the neck have been caused, it's a cheap and pretty easy fix.

 

[Sax-son]

Not a big deal. I am playing guitars with at least equal if not more dings and damage as that one. No one will even notice.

 

[Telekarster]

Nice buy man!!! She really looks great! Those dents are totally fixable as others have said. If it were me, I'd try to get em to raise out i.e. take a little piece of paper towel and wet it, put it on said dents, let sit. Object is to get the wood to relax and potentially swell back out. I've had luck with this in the past. Probably won't remove them completely, but it might lessen their impact? FWIW

 

[drumtime]

It's an easy fix. The trick will be not denting it somewhere else before you get that that one done.

 

[Vitadog]

Video and information is my exact guitar straight from Asher’s website. Received it a week ago but was in a crazy work cycle and wanted to wait until I had some free time. Good news is the dings are no issue, it has definitely been played heavy but is now relic‘d the proper way though use. It plays and sounds amazing and will be my number one. Tons of versatility and it fits all of my wants in a guitar to a tee. Very happy I jumped on this and appreciate everyones input.