Always keep a tube of Krazy Glue or another brand of cyanoacrylate super glue handy in your gig bag. While it has literally hundreds of uses, a good reason for guitar players to have handy is to repair broken fingernails for players that have a finger picking style. A broken nail can hinder your performance in this style. Another good reason is in the event you tear a callous on your fretting hand. The late great Stevie Ray Vaughan was known for gluing his torn up fingers back together on occasion with super glue. And a last interesting point is that cyanoacrylate super glue in a spray form was used beginning in 1966 during the Vietnam War. The spray was used by medics to close wounds and stop bleeding so soldiers could be stabilized to transport back to a base hospital. Hopefully guitar players will not have to use it for such extreme measures on a gig.
Tuesday’s Tip Of The Day: Super Glue
Featured Article: Guitar Tone Caps
One of the simplest, effective mods you can do to your guitar “on the cheap” is to experiment with tone caps. First before we get started lets get answers to a few questions about these little buggers. What is a tone cap and how does it work? Read more...
Featured Tip: Clean the Input Jack
One very simple maintenence procedure can help keep your guitars’ signal at its best and prevent the loss of ground connection. Clean your jacks! We are talking about the 1/4″ jacks on your amplifier as well as your guitar. Read more..
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