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  • #16
    Re: Pickup restoration.

    Great website, Butnut. Thanks for that link.

    All kinds of good stuff there.

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    • #17
      Re: Pickup restoration.

      No problem. Did'nt think kits were still around...I'm gonna order a few too. Amazing how these 'abrasives' can give a high gloss to hard woods with no finish...they work good to give a dull sheen on my relics too.

      Gibson KS 336, LP Standard, Special and Customs
      Bogner, Orange, Tech 21 and Fender amps
      Celestion speakers
      Duncan, Bare Knuckle, WCR and Gibson pups
      Too many pedals....

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      • #18
        Re: Pickup restoration.

        I'm no expert by any means but read somewhere that if magnet posts had little bumps etc on them and you wanted to get them off with powered brushes (abrasives &/or grinding ?)etc, you had to be careful not to get them hot. Correct me if I'm wrong

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        • #19
          Re: Pickup restoration.

          You're exactly correct. Fortunately, on humbuckers, the pole pieces are just stainless steel - not the magnets.

          Except the Stag Mag, I think.

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