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- Apr 19, 2017
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- 51
Prepping to strip this TGLB, using electro etching method, been at it for hours and melted through 2 alligator clips... Does this look deep enough?
That is quite possible, I just have it grounded to the knife edge. is there a better way to ground it? btw I am using a 12 volt 2 amp wall adapter.A: looks good, I'd say it's deep enough.
B: can't understand how it's taken hours and you've burned through clips?? Maybe you had a bad contact point..
Either way, looks nice!
Yes of course, I will just need your credit card info for the shipping...Looks terrible mate. You've completely f****d it. Send it to me for proper disposal, i'll take care of the shipping costs.
Sure thing I will have my agent email you now but please deposit the $1 billion Nigerian naira to my personal bank account first as we discussed earlier to confirm you are legit. Many thanks to you sir. Have a splendid day.Yes of course, I will just need your credit card info for the shipping...
Sounds about right, I thought I had it deep enough... Is there any way to get the Busse font and have the logo engraved or some other solution? Im not gonna cry if I lose it but it would be cool to have it regardless...TGLB's are just harder to etch regardless of method used. I have learned the hard way that different batches of INFI react a little different to etching. You wouldn't think so as INFI is INFI, yet some go deep in less than a day, and some take several days just to stay shallow with the same etching solution bottle used.
There is an engraver right in my area so I sent them an email with a pic of the logo for a quote and their recommendation for laser or traditional engraving... We will see what they say... The pawn shop queen shall be resurrected....