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Ricardo
PostPosted: Fri Oct 15, 2010 12:36 pm 
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I'm almost done - need to attach pickguard and do setup and the finish needs work (with the return of warm weather). I'm not sure I have the pickup rings installed correctly. Should the thick side of the rings face the neck or endpin?
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Thick side of the pickup rings goes toward the bridge

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Thanks John. Got them on right now. Got to say those 57 Classic pickups are powerful!

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looks like you did a really nice job! you should post more pics.

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John I will, but next spring when I can get the topcoats on and polished. I ran out of warm weather since my spray booth is outside. Rich

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