Alternative to Paintjobs

[DjThugs]

hi guys...i have recently chatted withthe guys from DFM singapore..and they actually said they can do wraps for guitars too...so do give them a call or meet them with your guitars with your ideas,they will quote u a price..its not that expensive as paintjobs and they can be removed anytime... Welcome To DFM Pte Ltd ..they are a friendly bunch of guys..look for a big size fellow there...forgot his name... this is a much better alternative after my strat got screwed up by some guy i wont mention and i am still in the midst of removing his "work" from it..(my strat was a beautiful 3t sunburst that would have been a very nice piece to do a relic on,but now covered in crap work and unflushed/uneven paints,some thick,some thin,total unprofessionalism)..do give this guys from dfm a chance to work their art...and its also fast,shorter waiting time than conventional paintjobs,easy to change when bored of current 1s with no bad effects and worth the price for the workmanship..

*am actually comtemplating on putting a carbon fibre wrap on my lp if i dun sell it..haha..

 

[darf]

well if it's safe for cars it's definitely safe for our guitars

time to zheng guitars!
anyone up for hot wheels flames!!

 

[Whitestrat]

hi guys...i have recently chatted withthe guys from DFM singapore..and they actually said they can do wraps for guitars too...so do give them a call or meet them with your guitars with your ideas,they will quote u a price..

I would think TWICE before doing anything related to car decals or wraps to guitars. Mainly because of water. A lot of these decals and wraps require hydration for it to stick, and then drying of the water away from the decal so the wrap will adhere to the surface of the metal/plastic of the car.

No such water is coming near my guitar wood!