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- Put a little warm water in a bowl and cut your decal close to its final size and shape. Pop it in the water. Make sure there are no bubbles or wrinkles when applying decal to headstock. After thirty seconds to a minute, the film should have loosened on the backing paper. Don’t separate them yet, though.
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This video shows how you can put a logo (water decal) on your headstock.
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This video is about how I use an X-Carve CNC machine to cut my logo design into the guitar headstock. https://www.inventables.com
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Jul 2, 2015 · Here's how to add a logo to the headstock of your guitar building project. I created the logo in Adobe Illustrator, printed it out on Papilio Laser Water Slide Decal Paper. After 2 to 3...
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Apr 18, 2019 · Putting a logo on a headstock. It still feels great to put my logo on the headstock of a guitar I’ve made. But, you don’t have to do this stuff for a living to do it. Maybe you’re customising or modifying your own guitar. Maybe you’ve made a parts-caster or a kit.
Here’s Randy Tennant from RT Custom in Syracuse, NY demonstrating how to render the finishing touch of adding a logo decal to the headstock of your newly-finished custom guitar.
Feb 10, 2009 · I have a logo design for my headstock but I'm not sure what the best way is to put it on. Would you use those water transfer decals and then poly over it or cut out the shape of the logo from some clear plastic (like report covers) and spray paint it?
Oct 23, 2024 · In this comprehensive guide, we’ll delve into the world of *guitar decals* and explore how personalizing your instrument with a *headstock decal* can make a profound impact—just as a well-placed note in a solo elevates a song. From the subtleties of choosing the right design to the technicalities of *application*, I’ll share insights ...
