DaveK

Does anyone know if there is a product that can restore the shine to plastic?

I sanded off the STUPID Semour Duncan logo on my pickups (yea seymour...great idea, I want your name to appear on my 57 historic Les Paul!)

Anyway...I might be having a logic attack, but isn't there anything out there that could bring the "shine" back to the pickup?

I have a lot of theories on what might work, but I am currious if anyone has found something that has

Dave :

Did you try the Stew Mac website ? Go to : Fretting supplies : Fretting tools : Fret Dressing, Leveling and Polishing :

They have what they call "Wooden Radiused Fret/Fingerboard Leveling Blocks"

They create an accurate playing surface radius, quickly and without guesswork.

For compound radii, change blocks as you progress along the fingerboard.

Hope this helps you

Dave

ooooops

Did I break a rule?

I was looking for service based on a question that was answered, not offering it.

Sorry if I did something wrong

Dave

Actually..... mine is a gold wire logo, would the sign shop option still work?

I sent you a seperate e-mail on your website inquiring about a few things

Can you take a look & respond?

Thanks!

Dave

Is this something you could do for me?

If so, how much?

www.flamingoveneer.com: Great website for KILLER veneers!

Hi there, I just stumbled onto the Project guitar website & I have to say, this is AWESOME!

I am getting answers to questions that I have had for years!

I wanted to ask if anyone can tell me how to remove my PRS ce24 logo?

I am going to add a quilted maple veneer to the headstock & want to put the logo back on when I am done.

I know it can be done, ED ROMAN does a lot of this type of stuff, but was "less than helpful" when I asked how to do it myself

Can anyone out there help me?

Also,

Be on the lookout for my 62 Strat relic project...........

Found a GREAT website for veneers that I thought I would share:

www.flamingoveneer.com

Check it out, I found my quilt veneer on this site