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I got the job of section leader earlier this week and also maintenence man so I decided to get back a sousa that had been at my firends house for about a year (section member). and I am almost in tears because this thing is almost destroyed. just look at the pictures and I think you will understand. I am eager to learn how to do quality repair jobs and not make this thing look like a 10 year old with a lead pipe attacked it.
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Do not despair, grasshopper. The ugliest stuff is usually the easiest to fix. What I see there is mostly cosmetic.

I can't give much help on the repairs (other than the fiberglass)



But I can school you in that Guitar hero of yours underneath the sousaphone.

thanks guys you've been nothing but kind to me over the past year. I will call up the local services tomorrow probably.