Source for 331 Lightshow-like pickguard material

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uffe
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Source for 331 Lightshow-like pickguard material

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Hi, anybody know of a a source for a highly swirly pickguard material similar to the lightshows or to the Danelectro dead on 67s?

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Re: Source for 331 Lightshow-like pickguard material

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It's a material called Rowlux.

You can buy it for 331 models at Winfield Vintage : www.winfieldvintage.com

though, they are pre-cut to fit 331 models.


Otherwise it comes in a giant roll. I'm not sure if the Danelectro stuff is exactly the same, but it does look similar.
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Re: Source for 331 Lightshow-like pickguard material

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thanks, collin. apparently the dano's are a satin cloth under a thin clear plastic
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Gene, cross-post your question in The Vibrola section ... the luthiers there should be able to help you source it (at least in a reasonable quantity!).
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Re: Source for 331 Lightshow-like pickguard material

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clsatt wrote:http://www.offsetguitars.com/forums/vie ... =8&t=52363

this would be the guy to ask.
That would be me, and I sell it by the foot. PM me offline. It seems that "Winfield" has lowered his prices to match mine from their previous lofty level. :roll:

Incidentally, Rowlux makes about 40 different patterns and colors in translucent, opaque, and reflective versions. Just Google the brand name and you'll find somebody with an online color chart...
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