Since "dye" is too small of a word to search for I had to make a thread about it
I think me UV needs a black neck.
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Regor said:There's a whole thread I made on how to go about doing this (which is also supported by I believe 2 other threads... but mine has pics). You can use a pencil eraser on the dots. Works really well.
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tehk said:That's even more amazing then the fretboard dye! That's a really cool trick
I'd like to try that fretboard dye. From what I've seen, it looks like it works wonders.
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Regor said:There's a whole thread I made on how to go about doing this (which is also supported by I believe 2 other threads... but mine has pics). You can use a pencil eraser on the dots. Works really well.
No chance. The dye has to be absorbed to be effective. Since wood is far more porous and absorbative than MoP and abalone, or plastic, it won'y have any lasting impact on inlays and the like. It basically just rubs off of them with a very mild abrasive, like a pencil eraser.TMM said:Yes, this interests me greatly too... do you think it will ruin the disappearing multi-color pyramids on my UV7-MC neck?