Greetings all. I hope this finds you all well.
I recently bought an American Special Strat in superb condition, except for some minor flaws on the front, top end of the headstock.
Attached is a picture of the maple headstock. There were some dents and dings around the areas that I sanded.
The factory finish on the neck is satin polyurethane.
I need the more heavily sanded area raised just a tad, and the edge of the headstock where I've sanded touched up with satin polyurethane to match the rest of the headstock as best as possible.
What's the best way to go about this? Do I use some super glue to raise the slightly lowered area, then fine sand it level with the rest of the headstock and apply the satin polyurethane clear coat?
Any better approach? Many thanks.
Grant

