What tuners are those?
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What tuners are those?
Dave at Frets on the Net is a great guy and made me pickup rings for my TB+ that fit perfectly. I'm sure he can do what you need. I had them done with adhesive on the back so it looks cleaner and I didn't have to drill. I got that idea from Carlo.Hello all, I need to know an easy way to fill my pickup cavities just enough to fit the EMG’s that I installed. I’d rather not fill them with blocks and re-route. It’s for my Eppi Classic IV and I’m thinking I’ll try putty first?View attachment 4473903
I figured I would fill the edges with putty and then do a sort of black paint fade and clear coat over it. Some custom pup rings would solve the problem if I could find them!
Very cool! I’ll check it out,I would much rather use adhesive just in case I want to put the stock pup’s back in.Dave at Frets on the Net is a great guy and made me pickup rings for my TB+ that fit perfectly. I'm sure he can do what you need. I had them done with adhesive on the back so it looks cleaner and I didn't have to drill. I got that idea from Carlo.
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Dave at Frets on the Net is a great guy and made me pickup rings for my TB+ that fit perfectly. I'm sure he can do what you need. I had them done with adhesive on the back so it looks cleaner and I didn't have to drill. I got that idea from Carlo.
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First version Wilkinson...What tuners are those?
I agree with Ken and suggest rings.Hello all, I need to know an easy way to fill my pickup cavities just enough to fit the EMG’s that I installed. I’d rather not fill them with blocks and re-route. It’s for my Eppi Classic IV and I’m thinking I’ll try putty first?View attachment 4473903
I figured I would fill the edges with putty and then do a sort of black paint fade and clear coat over it. Some custom pup rings would solve the problem if I could find them!
Does anyone remember this? I've had a lot going on since I posted this beast two and half years ago, family stuff that meant I couldn't justify fiddling around with this project. Anyway, this is what it looks like after being able to spend some of the summer of lockdown starting to tidy up the messed up bits of it in preparation for painting it.
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I called first dibs.
I agree with Ken and suggest rings.
Another update on this, the worst Thunderbird on any local classifieds ever:
Here's what it looks like now:
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Nice! Wait ‘til @Gaolee sees it.Another update on this, the worst Thunderbird on any local classifieds ever:
Here's what it looks like now:
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Seriously, she should never sell it. It’s too nice a Thunderbird to let go.I did ages ago. This was just a friendly reminder. 8^)
Seriously, she should never sell it. It’s too nice a Thunderbird to let go.
Better order Ten Rings just in case.
Nice! Wait ‘til @Gaolee sees it.
Looks fantastic now, Would love to see a before pic.Another update on this, the worst Thunderbird on any local classifieds ever:
Here's what it looks like now:
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Was going to suggest trim rings but someone beat me to it. Should solve your problem and look quite nice.Hello all, I need to know an easy way to fill my pickup cavities just enough to fit the EMG’s that I installed. I’d rather not fill them with blocks and re-route. It’s for my Eppi Classic IV and I’m thinking I’ll try putty first?View attachment 4473903
I figured I would fill the edges with putty and then do a sort of black paint fade and clear coat over it. Some custom pup rings would solve the problem if I could find them!
Wow! That looks awesome!Another update on this, the worst Thunderbird on any local classifieds ever:
Here's what it looks like now:
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It was pretty bad, this was what it looked like after a lot of sanding and filling:Looks fantastic now, Would love to see a before pic.