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Mahogany
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Hey gang,

I just ran across this article via Make Magazine's blog:
Electrolytic Etching
of Brass


I think that making little business card sized plates for branding and
identification would look very nice if done properly. I'm not sure how it
would affect sound if you put it where a paper slip would normally go.
Anyway, it looks like it could be a fun, stylish addition worth playing with,
and not terribly difficult.


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Old Growth Brazilian
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Put it on your case. I do this with each commission I send out. Not electroetch but engraved brass plates stating:
"One of a Kind, Hand-Crafted guitar
Built excusivly for client name"

I would worry a brass plate glued to the inside of a guitar would just ad weight and eventually come unglued


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Brazilian Rosewood
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Location: San Diego, CA
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Last Name: Zimmerman
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Zip/Postal Code: 92103
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I do the same. Brass plates with the name of the owner on it for the case.   I
like this technique though.

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Old Growth Brazilian Rosewood
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This is very cool... just don't reach your hand in the liquid.    That would ruin your day.


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