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Club Sadowsky!!!

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Left my Verdine leaning on what I thought was a safe and well supported spot for not even 30 seconds.. you know where this is headed. Turns out there was DI box under what looked like a soft blanket next to me. Right between 2nd and 3rd fret. :spit:

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:banghead: :banghead:

Left my Verdine leaning on what I thought was a safe and well supported spot for not even 30 seconds.. you know where this is headed. Turns out there was DI box under what looked like a soft blanket next to me. Right between 2nd and 3rd fret. :spit:

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Once you take it out of the showroom.. it’s all down hill.
 
:banghead: :banghead:

Left my Verdine leaning on what I thought was a safe and well supported spot for not even 30 seconds.. you know where this is headed. Turns out there was DI box under what looked like a soft blanket next to me. Right between 2nd and 3rd fret. :spit:

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I had something similar a long time ago and if it’s mostly a dent it can be steamed out. I didn’t believe it could work but it did. Find a good finish woodworker/luthier.
 
:banghead: :banghead:

Left my Verdine leaning on what I thought was a safe and well supported spot for not even 30 seconds.. you know where this is headed. Turns out there was DI box under what looked like a soft blanket next to me. Right between 2nd and 3rd fret. :spit:

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Wear the battle scars with pride!
 
:banghead: :banghead:

Left my Verdine leaning on what I thought was a safe and well supported spot for not even 30 seconds.. you know where this is headed. Turns out there was DI box under what looked like a soft blanket next to me. Right between 2nd and 3rd fret. :spit:

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Prop the bass up on its side with the ding facing up. Make a small wad of wet paper towel the size of the ding.
Leave it on the ding overnight. It should come back a bit.