i dumpster dove for a cool piece of vinyl flooring a couple months back, and this is what came of it.
just need to cut the neck pup out, drill the mounting holes, and smooth a couple edges and i'll be golden.
i dumpster dove for a cool piece of vinyl flooring a couple months back, and this is what came of it.
just need to cut the neck pup out, drill the mounting holes, and smooth a couple edges and i'll be golden.
"don't worry, i'm a professional!"
ha ha, cool. it looks the business, for sure. mightnt there be some problems associated with the softness of the material? like cracks or bubbling? i gotta say, this is a first for me--- way to think out of the box.
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this idea could be taken to some hilarious extremes.
Heh. It's got a real 1970s vibe. How great would it look on a guitar painted 1970s refrigerator green?
"I haven't slept for ten days...because that would be too long." -- Mitch Hedberg
i'm building a copy of my thinline bisgby esquire, and one of the colors on the list is "avacado green"... i'm thinking about it, first on the list was gibson gold top. i think what i'll do is make some painted test peices and lay the guard on it and see what looks best. i just really dug the pattern, it's really close to what my grandma had in her house.
toobalicious:
considered that, i think what i'll do is laminate the thing to some clear lexan, or something like that. for now i wanted to fab it up and then plan out the rest of the guitar.
i'll post some pics when i make more progress on this project.
thanks for all the kind words.
"don't worry, i'm a professional!"
you're wacked!
...but just yesterday i was eyeing a McDonalds food tray...
Imanidiot.
Clear plexiglass is good too....you can pu just about anything under it you want!
Papaer, material, paint from underneath...etc......(Photos too)
Kenny Belmont
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Thats the same floor tile my mother had on her kitchen floor when we where kids! really I kid you not, if fact I think I see the pasta sause stain on there that we could never get out!