| Subject: | Re: [RESOGUIT-L]sticky stuff for picks | | Date: | Monday, April 3, 2006 20:34:06 (-0400) | | From: | D. Tannehill <ephsmath-phys @...net>
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Thanks Mike, et al.
I figured the plating was rather thin. Early on, I'd just put my bar in my
pocket along with my truck keys, loose change and drinkin' money (coke only,
so I don't offend). That, and dropping it a few times, it got to where it
felt scratchy on the strings. I've already replaced it, and I've learned to
use the sleave it came in, but figured I'd keep a back-up bar handy.
Dan
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From: "mikelist" <mikelist@tds.net>
To: <resoguit-l@elistas.com>
Sent: Monday, April 03, 2006 3:17 PM
Subject: Re: [RESOGUIT-L]sticky stuff for picks
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> >
> >BTW, has anyone ever successfully re-surfaced a scuffed Stevens or
> >Shubb?
> >
> >
> Resurfacing a bar would require plating, I guarantee you will strike
> brass if you go deep enough to level a scratch. You can leave it brass,
> though, it has a slick feel to it and doesn't sound bad. I have a
> Stevens that's about 25 years old and the working surface is all brass.
> I use it frequently. Lots of 400 or finer paper and water or a precision
> grinder. If it's convenient or affordable, get a new one. If you have
> ten or twelve battle-scarred bars laying around, it might be worth the
cost.
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