Hello,I've just bought a Steinberger XT-2, partly for a tribute band project, and I want to remove the "Spirit by Steinberger" branding from the body (basically, I'm trying to make it look more like a Steinberger L2). I think it might be silk screened, but I'm not at all confident. I've seen lots about how to do this on headstock decals (understandably), but since this on part of the instrument that's painted, I wasn't sure if that would make a difference to how I go about doing it. Obviously I just want to leave plain black behind, and restore the gloss finish, so it looks like the logo was never there.If it's not realistic (without refinishing the whole body - which I'm not willing to do) then second prize would be to create a 'Steinberger' sticker (somewhat like the L2 used to have) and use it to cover the logo. This is less than ideal, partly because in order to cover it up fully it would have to be bigger than the original and not quite in the right location, and partly because the bass I'm trying to replicate didn't have the sticker on.I have some 0000 grade steel wool, and was thinking to try removing the logo with that, and then buffing it (not sure with what though - I have some Scratch X stuff, possibly that would work?) to restore the finish. But, not knowing how the logo was applied, I'm not sure whether I'll need to go all the way through the gloss poly finish and down to the black paint to remove it, and therefore not have anything left to buff (and therefore presumably need to refinish that area - and I've no idea if it's possible to do that without it looking bad).Any thoughts anyone has about how to achieve this are greatly appreciated.