Brushed Covers

as the PTC is not really helpful in selling brushed covers as replacement
there is just one chance - brush them by yourself!

this is absolutely not difficult, but you should act carefully not to rub through. :lol:
i took a coarse brushing sponge.....
the result looks perfect and it is a good alternative for shiny or "vintaged" covers.
please ask some questions if there are!

cheers
klaus

before

http://i513.photobucket.com/albums/t...max/before.jpg

after

http://i513.photobucket.com/albums/t...xmax/after.jpg

Nice job, Klaus!

Wow...that turned out well.

thx guys.
this is the result:
set 59/09 bicolor that i'll test in my Goldie McRosie.
tomorrow they'll get waxed!

http://i513.photobucket.com/albums/t.../59-09-fin.jpg
http://i513.photobucket.com/albums/t...09-brushed.jpg

I have to say that I love brushed covers. I think it's a great move on the part of PRS.

Yours look great too. Congrats.

Goldtop

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Originally Posted by Proxmax

thx guys.
this is the result:
set 59/09 bicolor that i'll test in my Goldie McRosie.
tomorrow they'll get waxed!

http://i513.photobucket.com/albums/t...09-brushed.jpg

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Cool 8-)
Do you take EU orders? :D

of course i can brush covers for friends!
i only need to get some 49.2mm covers first
or the originals.

looks great!

Great job Klaus

Looks great. Any tips on doing this? Brush in one direction, sides or top first? Am I over thinking this?

i brushed the sides first to get a feeling for.
then i went fore and backwards with the sponge
and let the middlefinger lead the distance on the sides.
i guess it it easier to brush in one direction.
brush first one half and turn the cover - care fore the edges!
good luck and let me see the result.

-klaus

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Originally Posted by slev

Looks great. Any tips on doing this? Brush in one direction, sides or top first? Am I over thinking this?

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tried it yet?