Guitar Fret Fix Using Silver Solder | If You Cant Afford A Fret Job.
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Hey guys and girls just wanted to share this little thing I do to keep my fave guitar running... It is by no means a permanent solution but keeps my old girl going... If you can afford a fret job this will get you through.
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Might help you it gets me through :)
I'm back at your video. I bought a PRS SE McCarty 594 and played it for a few days. Pulled the strings to condition the board and polish the frets. I noticed the frets had many cuts and slices while looking through a 7X loop, so i used 1000 grit paper dry. It took the entire crown off including about .003" which is a lot. PRS frets are the softest frets I've ever encountered so be careful! The good news is that i always start on a fret at the bottom of the neck so i didn't hurt a critical fret. Thanks again for this awesome work around!!
That's absolutely brilliant. And since i can't find proper 12" radius fret wire for a beloved inexpensive Ibanez, I'm going to try that. I've figured out so many similar hacks over my life for the same reason as you, being broke! And sometimes i think it's more fun! Only sometimes though....🥴
Thank you for making the video:)
Nice one. I'll have to disagree with your statement about the guitar not being worth a refret... you love the guitar, it's yours.. so surely its priceless 😉
Nice work. I am the same, jack of all. Love playing and these repairs are cost effective. Thumbs up
Did the same thing to my Yamaha FG 165-S using plain solder. As you said doesn't last long BUT it got me through for a while. Giving it another shot now with silver solder Paste.
great job I've been doing this for a few years on my Yamahas also, crowning tool comes in handy!!
Really clever hack! Would never have thought of doing that. 👍
Woah, that's some serious fret munch. Great vid 👏👏👏
Fret Munch haha
Never heard about soldering frets before but that's a nice trick 😁 i love it ❤️
How long does it hold ?
wow what a good tip seen so called guitar DR file down all fret board for one or two low frets
thank mate.
a lot quicker and easier to replace the fret
Have never seen wear like that on a neck !!! ...... BRILLIANT work on it M8ty...... M&MX ❤ / Mark T X ♥
Wow nice, how long does this last?
Good job, never seen this before. I'm curious how long this will help....
Unfortunately not long
How long does this last? Pretty cool trick!! :)
I just wish that frets were made of stainless steel...or at least something that's harder than guitar strings.
I'm saving up for one of the new Yamaha Revstars that do have stainless steel frets.
You can buy stainless frets in most sizes. Only a couple bucks more for a set compared to standard nickel silver.
Fret wire is not very expensive. I’d keep the guitar and replace the frets that get played the most. You can totally do it yourself if you are patient.
What type of silver solder did you use for this? is the solder like the ones for jewelry? or for wires? and can you provide a link where you bought it? thanks!
He's using silver BEARING solder, not "silver solder" (like a jeweler would use). True silver solder can only be melted with a small torch and you could never use it here. Silver BEARING solder is available at many places online. Try to get 4% silver bearing, as it will be the hardest (2% is common, but not as hard).
what soldering iron did you use as a normal solder iron won't get hot enought to melt it?
Standard iron
@@BrentHutchinson that's good news
exactly what I need to do to an old Acoustic, save plenty of moola.
It’s an ok fix for maybe a dent or two but this guitar needs to have the frets replaced. Hopefully you can afford a new guitar now.
All sorted now matey 👍
I tried this but the solder wont stick 🤦♂️ it just turns to liquid mush and becomes watery 😑
Put a dot of soldering flux on the spot before applying the solder. It will work a lot faster and bond better.
Metal components and health effects need to be addressed here even using unleaded solder. Might be the time to learn how to fret and the availability of affordable quality frets such as Jim Dunlop, Jescar, Stew Mac, Sanko, and Polymet and there are ways doing the job with basic tools. Thanks everyone. Hope this helps as music studies have proven the therapeutic and productive benefits.
Absolutely lead on your hands then eating etc, all this could have been addressed way better with a partial refret
What about dont smoke, dont drink alcohol. And more.. Peace bro!
I'm thinking little piece of g chord..
...Sold a-few "axes" over-the year's with this "repair"...Peace...
I wouldn't recommend this. Lead will be absorbed through your fingers.
This is a terrible idea