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  • Anybody have 3 grey strat bottoms?

    I have someone that wants a set of 69 strat pickups, right down to the grey bottom flatwork. I don't have grey Does anybody have any that would be willing to sell 3 bottoms? I would make them, but I don't have .090 grey and don't want to buy a sheet for 3 pickups.
    www.chevalierpickups.com

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    45 views and nobody has? Anybody just have the material and willing to sell a chunk? I don't want to have to buy a 4 X 8 sheet.
    www.chevalierpickups.com

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    • #3
      Grey Bottoms

      I realize it has been about 1 month... Do you still need Grey Bottoms??? GOT EM... Others are PUSS's not to own up to having them.. All they do is STEW MAC buy them.... I make my own....from scratch...-KP

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      • #4
        Forbon

        so who is selling Grey forbon these days? I'm hearing that my old source doesn't sell the stuff and the manufacturer of Forbon doesn't answer emails now...
        http://www.SDpickups.com
        Stephens Design Pickups

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        • #5
          OH, so now you have some! I've been trying a grey fibre material from a company called GRTGenesis. It's a touch more fibrous than normal, but not bad. It drills and machines fine. They are however in Canada and last quote I got was about $200 for a 42 X 84 sheet. The measurements might be a bit off, but I know it's not quite 4 X 8
          www.chevalierpickups.com

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          • #6
            McMasterCarr has grey forbon in small sheets

            http://www.mcmaster.com/

            search "regular grade hard fiber"

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            • #7
              Forbon

              That's not Forbon... It's Hard fibre.. .Those prices are the same as what SM charges.. Rip off...

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              • #8
                Forbon is just a trade name. It's just a vulcanized fibre board.
                www.chevalierpickups.com

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