hey all,
it's been a little while since I been on. I'm trying to build some pickups and i was wondering does anyone on here have a good source to get the right molding material to make the pickup covers, and where to find a good place for plastic to melt down?
thanks.
Aaron
Supplies for building pickups?
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Re: Supplies for building pickups?
Hi Aaron! It's good to see you back online. I think I read, or someone told me once, that in the beginning Semie used black pickguard material over a piece of wood and put it in an oven until it melted. Then it was trimmed to suit.
Here is another method that made some nice covers: viewtopic.php?f=20&t=3240&start=100
Here is another method that made some nice covers: viewtopic.php?f=20&t=3240&start=100
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1965 Mosrite Celebrity Prototype with Vibramute
1972 Mosrite Celebrity-III
1977 Gibson MK-53
1982 Fender Bullet
1994 Gretsch Streamliner G3155 Custom
2005 Gibson Les Paul Standard Plus
2006 Jude Les Paul 12 String
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