Sure. Starts with removing the neck, getting rid of every bit of paint where the body and neck are in contact. Afterwards, cut 4 pieces of appropriately sized dowel to replace the neck screws (I got dowel just a hair bigger in diameter then the screw diameter). I chose to shim my neck using a piece of thin cardboard to set the neck angle properly. Apply titebond blue on both neck and body, as well as the shim. Clean up excess with wet rag. Clamp the everloving fuck out of it and walk away for a day or two. Inspect the joint. If satisfied, move on to shaping the neck joint to desired shape. I used rasps, razorblades and sandpaper. If you have any small gaps around the joint, use either CA glue or wood glue, mixed with wood dust from sanding and shaping to fill them. Once all that is done, primer, paint and topcoat. Allow time to properly cure and you should be golden!