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Hesh
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Charlie bro I always leave some of my DNA inside the top in the lower bout region in case positive identification is needed down the road......... :D I had this idea after my parents told me that they had a chip inserted into my head at birth............
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Fun Thread. Got me drawing. This guitar is a scaled down "practice run" being built for my soon-to-be four year old son, and will make it's debute at the Strawberry Music Festival this Spring, thus the strawberry:


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I usually leave a little DNA as well........in the form of blood cells somewhere inside the guitar and not deliberate either...<GRIN>
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OK, so I got off my "dime" and made one. Here is the form, unsigned and not filled in.
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David LaPlante wrote:
I usually leave a little DNA as well........in the form of blood cells somewhere inside the guitar and not deliberate either...<GRIN>

I’m sure we all can relate to that…

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Hesh, I really like your idea!

I'm getting in a little late on this but here's mine.


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Ken, I really like that! Simple Elegance. Very nice organic design aesthetic...very earthy.

Brock Poling has a really incredible label........

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Ken which idea is it that you like - placing a booger on the top bracing or photographing the actual back wood and printing the layer on the photo? :D
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Hesh!.......you might be on to something, it might be possible to use boogers like hot hide glue! Just heat a bunch of them up to 140 degrees and slather on the back of a label for a natural source of an adhesive!

You're a Genius. A person of great intelligence, and you show an exceptional natural capacity of intellect, especially in original and creative label work.

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What paper do you guys use and how do you keep them moisture resistant?
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24# Fine Ivory colored parchment. I use 3m spray fixitive to seal and water proof the inkjet work and a pretty thin Muclin glue as the adhesive.
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