Protecting Logos

Cuedog

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Adding logos to a cue has been discussed, but I can't find anything about protecting a logo during the re-finishing process. Will the Scruggs logo hold up to sanding prep for a new coat? While I'm asking, what is your method of protecting cuemaker logos?

I also have a Mike Webb cue that the seller swore was refinished by Mike and part of the logo is worn. I know Mike and there is no way he's letting this cue out of the shop that way.

What's the best way to protect most logos? Thanks.

Gene
 
Scruggs cues are engraved, should hold up under normal sanding conditions, Mine are transfers and your right. Must have been that darn ghost again. If mine is lost the cue has to come back. I take each cue on an individual basis and see how bad the finish is around it, if it's to bad, I call the maker and ask him what route he would like me to take, whether to go ahead and finish it or advise the customer to send it back to the maker.
 
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You are getting the cue back Sir. No one else gets to see this but you.

Gene
 
Cuedog said:
Adding logos to a cue has been discussed, but I can't find anything about protecting a logo during the re-finishing process. Will the Scruggs logo hold up to sanding prep for a new coat? While I'm asking, what is your method of protecting cuemaker logos?

I also have a Mike Webb cue that the seller swore was refinished by Mike and part of the logo is worn. I know Mike and there is no way he's letting this cue out of the shop that way.

What's the best way to protect most logos? Thanks.

Gene
Gene, I take no chances...I send it back to the manufacture if they want to preserve the logo. Or send it off to Mr. Webb, he works miracles ;)
 
billiardbum said:
Gene, I take no chances...I send it back to the manufacture if they want to preserve the logo. Or send it off to Mr. Webb, he works miracles ;)

Miracles? Nah it's that Pixie Dust he uses!
 
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