Hoffman Amplifiers Tube Amplifier Forum
Other Stuff => Guitars => Topic started by: EL34 on November 04, 2017, 10:01:59 am
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I want to get a nice head stock decal for my Jazz-O-Caster
Something that looks like a Fender decal
Anyone know a place that makes them?
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Check out this link...
http://www.rothkoandfrost.com/
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Cool, I found the custom section on Rothko & Frost where you can pick the details
This font one looks pretty good except it would say Jazz-O-Caster
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I've looked at that web store before, they have some very cool looking pick guard and binding patterns/colors.
Thanks for pointing out that they make decals, I missed that. :icon_biggrin:
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They are in England, but I was able to pick a cheap postal service shipping option
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Here's the custom decal I ordered from Rothko & Frost
I installed it on my Jazz-O-Caster head stock, but I have not sealed it yet
Unbelievably thin material
They give you a piece of material to practice with before using the real decal
I like it!
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Looks real good, size, color and font. :icon_biggrin:
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Is that just a waterslide decal? If so, I've used them for yrs, they're great. Pretty easy to use most of the time.
Jeff
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yep, water slide
But way thinner than many I have seen
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That looks good. I can't even see the outline of the decal.
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It says in the instruction sheet that came with the decals that theirs are much thinner than many other water slide decals
Here's their youtube video
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yep, water slide
But way thinner than many I have seen
Other than having to work with the thinner material, I would think that's better? Harder to see the edge of the decal?
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The only way you can see it is if you look at it in a certain way and see that it is shinier than my flat finsh
On a glossy surface, it would blend in even more
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First time I used a home made water slide decal was photographing a Dan Electro Centurian insignia prior to removing the oxidized finish of the exterior chassis. Then I put the photo on my computer and printed it off on a sheet of water slide decal and applied it to the amp and restored the general appearance of the original look. Pretty easy to do.
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