Ok, that's.....different

[ihasmario]

Wowsers... not my style but he's definitely got something lol

[Fuzzbeard]

Here is a quick way to add that relic look to your guitar.

[wokkaboy]

haha classic Fuzzy,
more like how to lose big chunks of your axe !

DB always said to relic a body tie it to your bike and ride around the block a few times

[DrNomis_44]

Honestly, that's getting a bit too excessive for relicing for my liking, it almost looks like a caricature.

[wazkelly]

Honestly, that's getting a bit too excessive for relicing for my liking, it almost looks like a caricature.

Maybe it's his ex missus who is driving off in his ute. Just as well the amp has been tied down with ratchet straps otherwise it would end in the dirt too.

[DrNomis_44]

Maybe it's his ex missus who is driving off in his ute. Just as well the amp has been tied down with ratchet straps otherwise it would end in the dirt too.

It's possible, his ex missus could have been doing it in a fit of jealousy seeing as he was spending more time with the guitar rather than with her, but we don't know that for sure....lol


My comment was actually aimed at that first pic in this thread,, the one with the guitar with the neck attached at an odd angle and the pickguard all broken up.

[Alm_63]

I really dislike relicing, I like to think of it as factory munted
if you want a guitar with 'character' play it, gig it, earn it.
It shouldn't come from sandpaper ,,,,,, sigh.

[wokkaboy]

Hey Bruce, I agree with relic'ing guitars, they should be road worn and gigged to look like that, not sanded

[wazkelly]

Agree with Bruce & Woks. It is all part of the natural ageing process and manufacturing such is just faking it.

[dave.king1]

Yep, let them earn their stripes