Grind Customs Chimera BFD for Bass Vader style with guts!

[jimilee]

Here is a Chimera clone mod for bass,never did get the LED working,it sounds pretty gnarly.

[Stomptown]

Vader rocking the double neck? Awesome graphic man! 

[icecycle66]

Electriced guitar.

[soldersqueeze]

When I saw the thread title I was really hoping it was...



VADER TIME!!!!!!

Nice build all the same

[juansolo]

Vader rocking the double neck? Awesome graphic man! 

Not sure it's possible to out-awesome that image 

[jimilee]

Totally got the led working

[pedalman]

Awesome job Jimi !  If you wet sand the enclosure before the decal work you can get almost a polished look

[jimilee]

Awesome job Jimi !  If you wet sand the enclosure before the decal work you can get almost a polished look

Thanks man,if you look at it on your pedal board while you're playing,you can't see the difference  I did think about sanding it and shining it up,but I'm really just too lazy to do that for a working pedal for myself. I may try that for the decimator I am building though. What grit should I use?

[Stomptown]

Awesome job Jimi !  If you wet sand the enclosure before the decal work you can get almost a polished look

Thanks man,if you look at it on your pedal board while you're playing,you can't see the difference  I did think about sanding it and shining it up,but I'm really just too lazy to do that for a working pedal for myself. I may try that for the decimator I am building though. What grit should I use?

I usually start dry sanding at about 100 and work my way up. I wet sand from 220 up to 600 BUT I am growing frustrated with the fact that all of my polished enclosures have oily fingerprints on them. I am starting to sand to about 150 instead and cross-hatch the enclosure for a cool look. If you want the polished look without the hassle you can buy a pre-polished one from small bear for about $10 and it is almost like looking into a mirror...

[pedalman]

you dont really need a spit shine, just take the factory veiny look out