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maw.ammy
Maw Ammy :
老板!请问可以给店铺address吗?
2026-04-29 13:51:18
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bulukunn
Lemon teh ais :
can ship sabah malaysia
2026-06-19 14:44:34
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mus.bnm
Mus.bnm :
Hello, could you please tell me the price? Do you ship to Oran, Algeria? If yes, what is the delivery cost and estimated delivery time?
2026-06-18 16:56:59
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minisuper_69
Mini Slipk :
alguna página oficial para comprar el linea el producto original?
2026-06-13 04:39:37
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nu198686
nu198686 :
pm
2026-04-29 14:07:14
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bcrich_thebeast
Nicholas Chan :
老板 can Pm thank you
2026-05-27 14:50:01
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roiko1
Roinel :
can you ship in Philippines? pm
2026-05-01 03:22:09
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leealex231
leealex231 :
Jb 吗 多少钱
2026-04-29 22:39:08
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郭连强 :
how much for Toyota Altis 2.0v.
2026-05-03 04:29:24
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Heng Heng😘 :
PM
2026-05-01 18:23:54
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林裕程 :
pm
2026-05-03 03:12:04
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Happy :
price ?
2026-05-01 04:06:56
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enfer.luisillo
Enfer.luisillO :
amigo como van conectados? compré unos pero solo entra baja o alta no puedo poner las 2 al mismo tiempo
2026-06-16 23:33:19
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user82626671
Lee CM :
Can fit Alphard 30?
2026-04-30 00:05:04
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杰少 :
Pm
2026-04-29 17:38:28
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ไฃ่ต้า :
Pm
2026-04-29 14:58:24
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yesjanyou549823 :
can install in Camry XV70? how much
2026-04-30 04:50:03
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vincentwong73
vincentwong946 :
老板,这个灯多少钱?
2026-04-29 13:35:23
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ivanhengah
Ivan Heng :
how much for a pair? and are you based in johor?
2026-04-29 14:28:51
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HP MotoAuto Lights :
Nice
2026-09-24 02:39:28
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angel :
Hola me regalarom miprimer moto pormi cumple años estoy aorrando para esas luses que precio tiene
2026-09-27 19:54:36
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The pickguard on this 1969 Jazz Bass shrunk up so much that these bits actually snapped off! Luckily, both pieces of the guard were floating around in the case, so let’s see if I can make this thing whole again. Since I obviously can’t stretch the guard back to its original proportions, I am going to have to move these screws. I started by plugging the original holes, which is usually a pretty quick and easy process, but this instrument being older than my grandparents makes things a little less quick and easy. This guard wants to keep shrinking, so rather than removing it, I am keeping as many screws in place as possible throughout the whole process. If you do ever have to have a celluloid guard off of an instrument for more than a few minutes, best practice is to screw it down to a piece of wood to prevent it from shrinking. I could have done that here, but I prefer to avoid complete removal if it isn't necessary. Once the glue was dry, I pared down the plugs using a few different chisels, being very careful to not damage the finish. I take my time to get everything flushed up, and just touch up the plug with a little black nitro to make it disappear. This will all live under the guard, so nobody but us will really know it is there, but I thought it was a nice touch. I repeat the process for the second plug before moving on to repairing the guard. A little bit of wax paper between the guard and the body will protect any errant glue from sticking anything together that I want to keep separate. I use a little bit of copper tape to help hold things together, and to give the glue a little support and bonding surface to combat the strain the guard will eventually encounter in the future. I drill a new hole and wax the screws before driving them into the wood. Again, I repeated this process for the other piece as well. I did go in and clean up the glue seams a little more, but didn’t bother to try to film it because the work was so delicate, and my face was so close to the bass, that I wouldn’t have been able to get any usable footage anyway.  #guitar  #bass #fender  #gibson  #stratocaster
The pickguard on this 1969 Jazz Bass shrunk up so much that these bits actually snapped off! Luckily, both pieces of the guard were floating around in the case, so let’s see if I can make this thing whole again. Since I obviously can’t stretch the guard back to its original proportions, I am going to have to move these screws. I started by plugging the original holes, which is usually a pretty quick and easy process, but this instrument being older than my grandparents makes things a little less quick and easy. This guard wants to keep shrinking, so rather than removing it, I am keeping as many screws in place as possible throughout the whole process. If you do ever have to have a celluloid guard off of an instrument for more than a few minutes, best practice is to screw it down to a piece of wood to prevent it from shrinking. I could have done that here, but I prefer to avoid complete removal if it isn't necessary. Once the glue was dry, I pared down the plugs using a few different chisels, being very careful to not damage the finish. I take my time to get everything flushed up, and just touch up the plug with a little black nitro to make it disappear. This will all live under the guard, so nobody but us will really know it is there, but I thought it was a nice touch. I repeat the process for the second plug before moving on to repairing the guard. A little bit of wax paper between the guard and the body will protect any errant glue from sticking anything together that I want to keep separate. I use a little bit of copper tape to help hold things together, and to give the glue a little support and bonding surface to combat the strain the guard will eventually encounter in the future. I drill a new hole and wax the screws before driving them into the wood. Again, I repeated this process for the other piece as well. I did go in and clean up the glue seams a little more, but didn’t bother to try to film it because the work was so delicate, and my face was so close to the bass, that I wouldn’t have been able to get any usable footage anyway. #guitar #bass #fender #gibson #stratocaster

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