hey, great video I have a Wampler Triumph that I accidentally scratched in two places in the back plate, but the pedal and the rest of the pedal are perfect. how can I fix it?
Thanks! Without pics it's hard to tell, but in general I think it would be difficult to make the pedal look new again. You could try touching it up, but the results won't be perfect. Avoid using spray paint. I'd try to find paint that's the same color as the pedal and use a small paint brush to cover the scratched area. Then use a good quality clear coat to seal it.
Haha yea it's a nice upgrade since a strat single coil in the bridge can be overly bright. The hotrail is bright but not too bright, it's just right. And it has really tight bass from being slanted.
I was worried that the sprays are flammable, but the problem should be as long as the product is in the air. So when it dries, the problem shouldn't be there. Also because you use these products in the video and I think they are also the ones used by most independent pedal manufacturers. I'm a bit paranoid, so thank you for clearing my doubts. Before making big mistakes, I prefer to read up on the web and with experts. (I used google translate because my English is too broken for others to understand me haha). Thanks from Italy! 🍕
Awesome I'm glad the video helped clear up some things for you. You're correct that you won't need to worry once the spray dries. Best of luck on your build, and it's great to know I have viewers from Europe, I hope to tour someday!
Great video!!! Great information lots of great options. 😎
Nice Shirt
Thanks! I got that Strokes shirt back in 2010 when I saw them live at Outside Lands.
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Bro, you put a lot of effort and time into this video. And you explained everything very well. I really appreciate it!
Hey no problem man, glad you found it helpful!
Very cool. I'm building my first pedal. The wiring info was an added bonus!
Nice I hope your first build goes well! Also be sure to check out my DIY guitar gear playlist if you're interested in more builds
What software are you using to edit the design?
I used Gimp. It's similar to Photoshop but it's free and open source.
hey, great video
I have a Wampler Triumph that I accidentally scratched in two places in the back plate, but the pedal and the rest of the pedal are perfect. how can I fix it?
Thanks! Without pics it's hard to tell, but in general I think it would be difficult to make the pedal look new again. You could try touching it up, but the results won't be perfect. Avoid using spray paint. I'd try to find paint that's the same color as the pedal and use a small paint brush to cover the scratched area. Then use a good quality clear coat to seal it.
Hey... what a great tutorial. step by step, simple, straight to the point. Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks for that, cheers!
Great video! 🎉
I see you use Linux. You got a new subscriber. LINUX RULES!!!!!!!
Thanks bud! I think you'll enjoy much of my content. Also cool username and pic!
How to order your pedals?
I don't have any for sale but I appreciate your interest. Maybe I should consider selling some in the future.
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Man i need a slanted hotrail in my strat !
Haha yea it's a nice upgrade since a strat single coil in the bridge can be overly bright. The hotrail is bright but not too bright, it's just right. And it has really tight bass from being slanted.
I was worried that the sprays are flammable, but the problem should be as long as the product is in the air. So when it dries, the problem shouldn't be there. Also because you use these products in the video and I think they are also the ones used by most independent pedal manufacturers. I'm a bit paranoid, so thank you for clearing my doubts. Before making big mistakes, I prefer to read up on the web and with experts. (I used google translate because my English is too broken for others to understand me haha). Thanks from Italy! 🍕
Awesome I'm glad the video helped clear up some things for you. You're correct that you won't need to worry once the spray dries. Best of luck on your build, and it's great to know I have viewers from Europe, I hope to tour someday!