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cattlick - Posted - 06/29/2012: 21:20:37
I'm a pinstriper by trade and picker by the grace of god I hope. I want to know if it can be painted on I will be using one-shot enamel.
thanks
pick on
Poisoned Dwarf - Posted - 06/30/2012: 03:11:43
Why not? If it changes tone too much put a new head on they're cheap. I don't think it will.
I used to make signs in the early to mid 80s before the Gerber came along and ruined the whole industry. One Shot is the best. Post pictures when done.
jbalch - Posted - 06/30/2012: 04:01:40
Search the site for "Decorated Banjo heads" you will find several related topics. A link to the search is below:
banjohangout.org/pages/search....o%20heads
There is even a group related to Banjo Head Decoration banjohangout.org/group/banjoheaddecoration
Edited by - jbalch on 06/30/2012 04:02:56
beegee - Posted - 06/30/2012: 04:36:09
In the words of my friend Pedro, "It's OK...if you like that kind of thing."
Helix - Posted - 06/30/2012: 05:33:14
The sound won't be affected at all, your idea is trade related, go there, nobody's done it quite like that.
scooter46 - Posted - 06/30/2012: 07:45:10
I don't think you'll have any trouble if you stripe it, I've dyed skin heads and used tinted nitrocellulose lacquer on a ren head didn't effect the tone any. Larry
OldTimeGal - Posted - 06/30/2012: 13:14:59
It sounds intriguing, can't wait to see how it comes out. I've linked this topic to the Banjo Head Decoration Group. ![]()
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