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The problem with logos is what if you have a guitar with more than one pickup, and some have a logo and some don't. I have two guitars like that right now.
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I take a lot of flak for playing with my Johnson in public too. Even spent a night in the hoosegow for it.
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Originally posted by ArtieToo View PostThey meant it as a joke.
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Originally posted by ArtieToo View PostFor me, it depends on what it says. I like "Fender" on some of my Strats. Not so much for "Johnson" on another. I can still remember, 20-something years ago, the flack I took for saying I was playing with my Johnson.
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For me, it depends on what it says. I like "Fender" on some of my Strats. Not so much for "Johnson" on another. I can still remember, 20-something years ago, the flack I took for saying I was playing with my Johnson.
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Originally posted by ArtieToo View PostHey Trey. Good to see ya again. Hope all is going well.
Good to know about the acetone, but I don't personally use it. I like my logo's.
Eh, I’m weird—I don’t like logos on accessories/parts...I assemble/build my own guitars and don’t put a logo on the headstock either (only did 2, one with Charvel for a build I did for my dad based off of the guitars he played when he was in a band and one with a cool chrome Warmoth logo that a forum member was so kind as to send me.)
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Hey Trey. Good to see ya again. Hope all is going well.
Good to know about the acetone, but I don't personally use it. I like my logo's.
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Originally posted by ArtieToo View Post
Hey Trey. Are you sure? Aren't bobbins plastic. IIRC, acetone eats plastic for breakfast. Been awhile since I used it, but just askin'.
it worked on all of the ones I’ve tried! 2 Black Screamin Demons, a White JB and 2 White Hotrails.
Still have the Screamin Demons and the plastic is there!
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I've used Mothers Mag & Aluminum Polish with a q-tip. I'd avoid acetone, as it tends to destroy plastics and could ruin the pickup, as well as sand paper, as you'd have to re-polish the surface after the fact, which is trick if there are pole pieces and such sticking out of the pickup.
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Originally posted by treyhaislip View PostRe: removing logo
Acetone works as long as you use it very sparingly on just the logo.
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Brasso also works. Some people have reported that gritty toothpaste will work, too.
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1,000 grit sandpaper will remove it and then use a felt block with a little buffing compound to restore the shine.
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