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I removed my first sound board yesterday. It is a practice guitar I bought for just such things. It went OK but was way more difficult at the neck and tail blocks than I hoped it would be and some wood remained on the blocks that I wish were still on the top.
Is there an online or book resource that has some insight about dealing with top (and back) removal especially at the block areas?

Dave

I haven't seen one , but that doesn't mean it isn't out there .. The bottom line is a lot of steam and even more patience .

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Have you checked out Frets.com? Don't know if he has a soundboard removal but lots repair techniques are explained and well illustrated.

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