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I have a logo that I'm going to use on all my guitars - and I'm wondering who I should be talking to about doing them onto headstock overlays for me. I'd like them to be the same (as close as possible) every time.

The logo looks like this:


Maybe I'm not thinking clearly - but I thought if I could find someone to do them onto ebony (or whatever) overlays for me - then I could have a half-dozen or so done at once and have them for when I need them.

Since I'm a newbie - if I'm making a fool of myself - someone should be kind enough to let me know (HA)


thanks

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P A U L B U R N E R
Burner Guitars

Bob Garrish one of our sponsers. St. Lutherie. Great work and price. I am going to set up with him for mine. I am sure others out there also, but where I am going. IF special one off Craig Lavin

Bob Garrish will do great work.

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Peter M.
Cornerstone Guitars
http://www.cornerstoneukes.com

Nice logo Paul!

Thanks for the compliment Hesh.

The logo is actually from a much larger design that includes some aramaic text next too it - but it would be WAY too small for the design on the headstock.

I'm hoping to put the text on a fingerboard of a build sometime soon.

I'm working on a "theme" guitar - and this will fit the theme nicely.

Thanks everyone for the suggestions.

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P A U L B U R N E R
Burner Guitars

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