BYOC Tri-Booster Pedal Kit

[Tone2TheBone]

Yeah I'm interested in how the stuff would hold up being printed with "laser" jet. Very good build Voo as usual!

[M29]

Sweet job DVM and thank you for the info on decaling I can't wait to try it out. Your work is always excellent and inspirational.

Something they have out for the scale modeling community is a decal setting solution. This helps soften the decal and draws it over rough surfaces. Not that it would be of any good on a pedal but you never know what project it might help on. The mildest product is Micro-Sol setting solution and the strongest for tough jobs when the Micro-Sol just won't bring that decal into the uneven areas is Solvaset setting solution. These can usually be found in Hobby shops or Model railroad shops.

I have found Zink Chromate to be an excellent primer for aluminum. This is what is used in aircraft and most anything commercial like buses and what not. It can be found in auto body supply stores. It is pretty toxic though so keep the spray down wind if you can but this stuff really sticks good. It is usually green to yellow-green in color.

I hope this helps some.

M29

[duhvoodooman***]

Zinc chromate, huh? Being a chemist by training, I know that's some pretty nasty stuff. Do you know if it can be brushed on, rather than sprayed?

[kidsmoke*]

Resurrecting this old thread....
Stalking DVM's page I read his comments on this pedal and it sounds pretty awesome.

You mention in the thread DVM, that you don't expect to sell these....is that still the case?

Did anyone (Robert) ever get their hands on one and make a video?

DVM, how do you ever get any actual work done? Between you BJr mods, Epi Jr mods and pedals...don't know how anyone, especially a Yankees fan, could pull that off! Impressive.

[duhvoodooman***]

I sell 'em--$150 fully finished, $120 assembled/unpainted.

AFAIK, nobody's done a video of one of mine, but you can probably find a couple on YouTube for the pedal.

Work? Wassat?