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While I'm not sure what "repair" you are considering that involves acetone, you can rest assured that this solvent will not do the rather artless wrist repair any good.
If you want this Parker's stock "restored" to something more presentable, I'd recommend that you seek out a professional stocker to do the work. You won't regret it.
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