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My old guitar building tutor used to say that almost any mistake could become an opportunity to practice some inlay or marquetry - this is possibly rescueable.
Caveat this with a big "if it was me"... Once you cut the guitar shape out (which you may as well do) you could maybe route a channel around the whole of the outside of the guitar, along that glue join but only a few mm deep. You might be able to then bend / ram a contrasting bit of binding wood or plastic in there. You'd only struggle to bend it around the horns, but heat will help there.
You'd end up with a stripe around the outside, which might be cool. It sounds doable in my head, obviously not sure about it in real life.