Nando Vallart
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Ok! I'll pay you a Amstel paint next time I'm into Holland
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Sorry Alf, I haven't got a website unfortunately...What you got in mind.....?Alfang said:58 pages on this, i read the first few then this last one, are we still talking neckplates or fricken bees?
Dangerous have you started a website yet? dedicated to neckplates? if so post it in the next page or so
I want to order some neckplates from you , and I'm gonna want a bunch, so generally how much are they going for? say 20 at a time?
You're kinda right, but I'm not really in the position to take on a full work load. And I wasn't trying to start a business, just merely helping the peeps here make their guitars just that much more special to them. I've kept it here solely for that reason. Simply because I can handle doing just a few here and there for the "W" peeps who might want something custom. If and when I can acquire my own machine, then I could branch it out into something farther reaching.tfarny said:Yeah Dangerous maybe you should start a blog man, running a small business from a discussion board thread is kind of dodgy, don't ya think?
Alfang said:58 pages on this, i read the first few then this last one, are we still talking neckplates or fricken bees?
Hey Min@cious D, looky here...... :laughing7:Min@cious D. said:Cheers mate! :icon_thumright:
Jim's is in black, I might be able to lower it just a tad.Min@cious D. said:Yeah man...like it... :icon_biggrin:
Thinking of what colour it should be...
Can you do it in jimh's eightball style? Great contrast on that one.
Was his chrome or black though?
And would it be possible to lower the #01 just a tiny bit?
Thanks!!!
Ya, I did a little test with some epoxy in a goofed up plate I had. Works great, just clean good with alcohol then mix up some Devcon 2 ton epoxy and fill in the machined area. Works great, I've submerged it in a glass of water for 24 hrs, and it held strong, dries clear....dbw said:Hey Doug, I've been ignoring this thread because it's so out of control :laughing7: but I have a question... have you figured out a good way to keep the routed-out parts from rusting? My "DBW1" W plate is now completely rusty in the routed areas. I don't mind it, really, but I wouldn't want my next one to rust.
That's also an excelent idea there Ken, hadn't thought of that... :icon_thumright:ocguy106 said:DBW,
You can alway do what I did and spray it with Deft...worked great
Alfang said:Dip it in chrome, paint it, or some kind of paint that will inhibit rust
That's something I'd rather leave to you to do. I'd just feel better about it...dbw said:Cool, can you do the epoxy coat for me?
I used a popcicle stick to fill it in and to level it. It shrunk just a little below the surface, but didn't pull away from the edge....dbw said:How does the epoxy level out? Does it fill flush with the surface of the plate, or less, or more?