Fabric finish - urban camo (pics)

[sevser]

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The bridge on the snake skin looks off?

[Newc]

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It was, but it still intonated. I was hoping to find one of those 70's Gibson harmonica bridges (like Randy had on his Vs) but sold it off.

[guitar08man]

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newc that mouth graphic rocks, did you get that sticker from the place that you did your pc1?

[THETRIUMPHOFSTEEL]

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These all look great! I never thought of using using this method before, now I know what to do with all those old band t-shirts I have that are falling apart but I dont have the heart to throw away! [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[ChickenScratch]

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Makes me want to buy some of that flowery gay fabric they make old lady's dresses out of and do up one of my guitars ... Y aknow, kinda like the Jem FP

[Newc]

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newc that mouth graphic rocks, did you get that sticker from the place that you did your pc1?

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Actually I got that from a Testors model graphics kit at Wal-Mart. It has a CD in the box of various graphics you can print out on the decal sheets (also in the box) to stick on your plastic models.
I took the Flying Tiger graphic, blew it up to guitar-size, then printed it out on some huge sticker paper [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]
I tried making my own waterslide-type decals with it using transparencies and spray-adhesive (print it, spray it, stick it face down on the guitar, let it dry, then peel the transparency off) but the spray made the ink runny, so I finally just slapped a sticker on it.
The inlays on that PC neck I did myself using blank rub-on transfer paper I bought from www.beldecal.com - they work great, but I ruined two or three of the adhesive transfer sheets before I got it to work [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]
The letters I got straight out of my own computer using the Babelfish translator to translate certain words into Japanese [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]