paint chip

[x182]

i dropped it on the ground and the paint chipped off.
it looks as if the paint could chip easily again.

what should i do so it won't damage again easily?

 

[Eric Moesle]

. . don't drop it on the ground anymore . . .

 

[The Golden Boy]

coat the entire body in 2-ton epoxy?

Or you could take some clear (or colored) fingernail polish or superglue and apply it to the areas where the edges of the paint are exposed.

 

[Bruce Lindfield]

i dropped it on the ground and the paint chipped off.
it looks as if the paint could chip easily again.

Dropit a few more times and you're well on your way to a Jaco-style "relic'd" bass!!

 

[rusty]

. . don't drop it on the ground anymore . . .

Hahaha I was certain someone was gonna say that

Conversely, you could cut off a section from an old tire and fit it to the bottom of your bass - a mountain bike tire shd do the trick In fact, if you wanna go the whole hog, you might consider lining the inside of the tire with shockproof epa foam Don't forget to cut a hole for the strap pin though!

 

[Mon Rominee]

i dropped it on the ground and the paint chipped off.
it looks as if the paint could chip easily again.

Cause and effect

what should i do so it won't damage again easily?

drop it lighter, so it's harder to damage.

Seriously tho, what is done is done. Short of a refinish job, like was said, apply a little clear nail polish around the edges of the chip, to lessent the chance of the chip "growing"...otherwise, relish in its newfound "character", and realise it's just a tool, and get more chips in it.