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Last edited: Mar 03, 2022 06:19:00

Out the seller, the world needs to know!

Daniel Deathtide

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Last edited: Mar 03, 2022 06:19:08

Thanks! You’ve done a service, so at least the sum of your experience wasn’t 100% bad. I got a sweet ass custom decal from a dude on OSG, I think he’s in Italy or something?

Daniel Deathtide

Bummer to hear this. Not only bad printing but the scale is waaay off!! I bought some Fender decals for my Squire Bass VI through Luthier Decals a couple of months ago. They were decent quality but not great... however they did work out fine for me. I figured the price was right so I took a chance. As I recall $10 including shipping. When I was looking there wasn't a lot of options from other vendors out there. If anybody has a better source please let us know.
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Last edited: Mar 09, 2020 14:30:51

Croxguitars in the U.K. has the very best ones I've seen or used. They ship to the USA. Here is the link to their website:

http://www.croxguitars.com/decals.htm

My most recent acquisition from them:

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Jack
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Last edited: Mar 03, 2022 06:18:13

Ben wrote:

Bummer to hear this. Not only bad printing but the scale is waaay off!! I bought some Fender decals for my Squire Bass VI through Luthier Decals a couple of months ago. They were decent quality but not great... however they did work out fine for me. I figured the price was right so I took a chance. As I recall $10 including shipping. When I was looking there wasn't a lot of options from other vendors out there. If anybody has a better source please let us know.
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When I bought my Squier Bass VI the previous owner had done the same. I think it's kinda weird TBH, to replace one brand logo with that of a different brand. And yes, they are related of course, but still.

I've thought about replacing mine with an obvious fake logo ('Surfer' or perhaps even 'Faker') in the Fender/Squier style. I just need to figure out how to make such a decal myself.

Surfin’ Europe - Surf gigs in Europe
The Malbehavers – Instrumental Surf Music from Tilburg (NL)

I've been happy with my purchases from Atexx Music Shop - https://www.atexxmusic.com/shop/category/fender-waterslide-decals

Good luck!

The doofus formerly known as Snorre
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gv9JADQ4ukw

I know what you mean, and I would never try to pass my Squire off as a Fender...that wasn't the reason. I don't intend to sell it..I just like the aesthetic of the Fender logo on the otherwise very Fender looking guitar. And, it was a fun project Smile

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