First pedal using dark T-shirt transfer *PIC*

Started by Bill_F, January 07, 2004, 06:45:58 PM

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Bill_F


troubledtom

nice @#$%ing job bro, cooooooooooooooool !!!!!! :D
            - tom

Hairston

Geesh, OUTSTANDING! I don't know what to say?!

-HB


Jim Jones

That looks fantastic, Bill!  I gotta try that stuff out...

Jim

moosapotamus

Bill, dudeman... whoa! That is righteous lookin'! Now you rock, too! 8)

What software are you using to do the graphics?

~ Charlie
moosapotamus.net
"I tend to like anything that I think sounds good."

Bill_F

Quote from: moosapotamusBill, dudeman... whoa! That is righteous lookin'! Now you rock, too! 8)

What software are you using to do the graphics?

~ Charlie

Thanks everyone for the encouraging words.

Charlie. Your the one who discovered this stuff for stomp boxes, so thanks have to go to you. I used Photoshop for the graphics.

bobbletrox


Marcos - Munky

COOOOOOOLLLLLL!!!!!!! :twisted:  :twisted:  :twisted:

Davefx

Awesome Bill!!!  Now what is this "Dark T-shirt" stuff!!????
Dave

travissk

Wow, looks incredible. I'll have to try this on future pedals  :D

Luke


Craig V

That looks AWESOME.  Very professional indeed.

Is there a way to do the sides?

Paul Marossy

Very nice.  :shock:
Now I'm really wanting to give it a try.

Peter Snowberg

:shock:  That's slicker than gorilla snot on a glass door knob. ;)

I was going to say something more conventional, but my first and second choices were already posted.

My question is now, how stompable is the result?

Fantastic job! 8) 8) 8)

-Peter
Eschew paradigm obfuscation

Leftrights

I think I'm a little bit behind... Where do you get that stuff?  How does it work?

Bill_F

Quote from: DavefxAwesome Bill!!!  Now what is this "Dark T-shirt" stuff!!????

It's a product made by Avery for transferring artwork onto dark material. You iron it on.

Bill_F

Quote from: LeftrightsI think I'm a little bit behind... Where do you get that stuff?  How does it work?

I found it at PC World.

QuoteHow does it work?

Here is a link that might help you.

http://diystompboxes.com/sboxforum/viewtopic.php?p=96597&highlight=#96597

Bill

bwanasonic

What exactly was the procedure used? It looks like the graphics are on a seperate *laminate*, rather than directly on the hammond box? I echo the question of durability also.  Very nice looking though! I have four unpainted effects that might finally be receiving a proper finish.

Kerry M

Bill_F

Quote from: bwanasonicWhat exactly was the procedure used?
Kerry M

See link two posts above.

QuoteIt looks like the graphics are on a seperate *laminate*, rather than directly on the hammond box?

The graphics are ironed directly onto the box. Then I put epoxy over it. I saw this in an article by Steve Daniels (see link below). After the epoxy dried for 24 hours I wet sanded it with 1500 grit sandpaper to smooth it out. This made it cloudy though. To get rid of that I used rubbing compound. Then finally used a wax made for cars to make it all nice and shiny.

http://www.smallbearelec.com/Projects/TweakO/TweakO.htm

QuoteI echo the question of durability also.
Yeah, I'm wondering about the same thing. Only time will tell.