Fender Decals

Check eBay.

 

You could get them from Fender for free, but I heard someplace you need pics of the neck and a seriel number so they don't think your trying to counterfeit basses.

 

I found this at Reranch.com:

"If your decal has been destroyed replacement decals are available through authorized Fender dealers. (The dealer may ask you to bring the neck in to verify the neck is an actual Fender product)."

 

Uhh...I dunno if this would work. Finding a repro decal (around $15 on eBay when they show up) would probably be a lot easier than lying to Fender to get one.

I was just thinking that you'd probably need to take the actual bass to a Fender dealer for them to verify that the decal is lost or damaged. Then the dealer would take photos of it and get a new decal from Fender. Otherwise, I could just use the same pictures of someone's bass over and over again.

70's repro decals really aren't that hard to find. I'm not sure if it's legal to make them though.

 

Why do you want to put a Fender decal on a non-Fender bass? Why not design your own decal; it's not that difficult.

 

im not finding one. they sell at mars for around $40. you can find them at about every fender dealer.

 

You can find the decals on eBay from $15-$50 depending on how many are on @ a time, buy it now prices, etc. Ive gotten a few & they've all been good.

I've also bought a BadAss II off of ebay, new in package fairly cheap. <a href="http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?MfcISAPICommand=GetResult&SortProperty=MetaEndSort&ht=1&query=badass+bass">CLICK HERE</a> to see some on eBay. You could also go to www.allparts.com.

 

What does that say about Fender's craftsmanship, when a sticker is enough to make somebody believe that your hand-built Warmoth is the real thing?

I mean, that would be like taking a Honda Super Hawk (as cool as they are), sticking a Ducati sticker on the tank and calling it a 748. Anyone that knows anything about bikes will know it's not a Duck, regardless of what it says on the tank.

 

I have 2 Warmoth basses & built about 6v all together & all of them were better playing, sounding & feeling than a Fender.

 

Here we go...

 

Been there, done that.
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Awesome bass. One of the best basses in my collection.

Swamp ash body w/AAAA quilt top
Aguilar OBP-1 pre amp & EMG 40 J's
Maple/Maple neck
Schaller bridge
Gotoh tuning machines

Only bass that I like better is my Sadowsky 24 fret 5 string.
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I was not cracking on Fender! My point was, that it takes more than a Fender sticker to make a Fender what it is.