more fractal, but cool. Thats the only one I found via google
Re: tie dye a strat, or a pickguard anyway?
PostPosted:Mon May 13, 2013 10:13 pm
by ccw3432
You could try a clear plastic pick guard and put a cut piece of tie dye pressed under it. It may be difficult to get the fabric cut without it fraying at the edges. You may need to adhere the fabric to a thin backing with a spray adhesive prior to cutting it and drilling out holes for the pick guard mounting in order to keep it from fraying.
Re: tie dye a strat, or a pickguard anyway?
PostPosted:Mon May 13, 2013 10:19 pm
by ricepr
or some kind of printed pattern on a thick paper. Good idea!
Sounds like a dipping project. Here's Simon's instructional:
Re: tie dye a strat, or a pickguard anyway?
PostPosted:Tue May 14, 2013 3:51 pm
by gmchart
I don't have any idea where you get 'em, but there's a lady in town with a tie-dyed car! Apparently you order the kit to fit your model, and have a detail guy stick 'em on. The whole damn car! It's pretty cool. Seems to me they could send you a piece to do either or both.
'Sorry to hear of this...
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Topic: John Polk - Terrapin Guitars
John was born November 10th, 1963 and lost his battle with cancer on May 5, 2013. He is survived by his wife Mary Newell as well as many friends and family. John owned Terrapin Guitars (www.terrapinguitars.com) making custom guitar parts as well as being an inspired artist.