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Does anyone know where I can get neck bolts for my new G Bass project?
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I found them. My green sparkle G Bass, that's now yellow, had chrome hardware, except the neck bolts that were black. It now has all black hardware. My new project will have chrome hardware, so the stainless will be great. The smallest quantity I found was 100. PM me if you need a set and don't want 95 or 96 extra bolts. Here is the link:
https://smile.amazon.com/Stainless-...al&sprefix=10+1.5+oval+head+st,aps,111&sr=1-1
I got the countersunk washers here:
Stainless Countersunk Washer For M5 Bolts 15mm Diameter
 
Best screw for tone?
Titanium? stainless?
Robertson? (Canada)
Star?
Flathead? torx?

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Does he charge much I have a bass that needs a paint job
Let’s let him get more experience before I start putting his name out there. His quality is fantastic with car and motorcycle custom paint jobs. But, he had to strip and paint the Zodiac twice before getting the process down. And there’s still some clear coat polishing to be done to get it up to snuff. He offers a guarantee. But, let’s be honest, we bassists want perfection and he’s not there just yet.
 
I bought some #8 Stainless oval head sheet metal screws from the hardware store for the neck bolts
I made the mistake of using the old neck screws on the new neck before making sure I could source the same screws. Threads per inch are different with sheetrock screws compared to wood screws, so the sheetrock screws wouldn't work with the neck that'd already been tapped.
 
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I made the mistake of using the old neck screws on the new neck before making sure I could source the same screws. Threads per inch are different with sheetrock screws compared to wood screws, so the sheetrock screws wouldn't work with the neck that'd already been tapped.
Try sheet metal screws, not sheetrock. They still may not match up, but it's going to be a heck of a lot better chance of it matching up than sheetrock
 
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