PCB Path repair help

[xhazm]

I snapped a portion of a circuit board to my receiver in half. I'm wondering if anybody has ever reconnected the tiny, light-green connection paths on a PCB. Does anyone have any suggestions? I could wire metal node, to metal node, but that in itself is difficult, let alone the excessive amount of wires touching one another [if they're unprotected]. I've broken about 20 connections. Are any soldering kits small enough to drop metal on 1/32 of an inch? Thanks a lot for any help. This board is not available for purchasing until August, according to Pioneer. Thus far, I've stripped each green path to its copper, hoping to fabricate a repair plan.

[XhaZm]

sorry, thought I was in the repair section

[guest]

to repair is tedious. you need epoxy and some strands of wire from a speaker or some sort. remove the protrctive green coating from the trace paths from both boards, use the expoxy to bond the boards together. clean the copper ckt path traces really good. place and route a strand of wire along the ckt path and connect the disconnected components. then place very very very thin bead of solder along the ckt path to the componet.