Custom Brown Tweed Style Logos?

[OCDuff]

Hi all - I'm due for some new 3.5x1" tweed style logos for my little amp operation.

I have been searching for years for metal, brown paint over silver, not any other color or material. With my own non-Fender logo on it.

No one seems to make these - still. It's the one thing the usual suspects don't make.

Does anyone know of anyone who does on the old inter web? The yellow pages sign shop are a thing of the past.

Thanks so much for any help.

 

[Jeff Gehring]

You would think that any decent silkscreen shop could accomodate that, at least the inking part. You might need to work with a metalshop to have your blank plates made up out of the desired stock. I just get happy with what color options are available in the metalphoto process, B&P Lasers have been great to work with.

 

[OCDuff]

Hi Jeff - thanks for reply. I remember your name from back in the day - you may have been one of my earliest customers. Funnt what a small niche we are in.

Checked out BNP - black and silver metal only.

Like you, I'd think this would be so simple to have brown paint on metal. I remember using stencil kits years ago on pedals but the process left a lot to be desired.

Anyway - where do the guys getting fake tweed logos get theirs made? Maybe they are making them. I kinda just want to pay someone to do it. I barely have time to shower some days.

 

[mamm7215]

Gearpage member Skipburz found this guy on Reverb: https://reverb.com/item/488397-custom-amp-case-guitar-badges

 

[Steppin' Wolfe]

There is a thread over on TDPRI in which a lady does really nice work of this type for truly acceptable charges. I'll see if I can find that info.

 

[scott1568]

The TDPRI thread is titled "amp nameplate source" under the Shock Brothers forum.

quote form that thread:

"Just thought I'd pass this along. I was looking for someone to make me a custom nameplate and emailed a few people on Etsy. Ended up hearing back from Mindy here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/AwardsEtc and she said she'd give it a shot: $10 plus $3.50 shipping. Figured I couldn't lose"