Installing Glow Dots on a Set Neck Guitar

Mark Vinciguerra Luthier @ VCS Guitars, installing glow dots on a finished Vorona Guitar. It is not an easy task, but with careful planning and a steady hand it can be done. Of course things don't always work out perfectly, so we are prepared to do whatever it takes to make it look awesome! I ended up sanding the edge where the dots are with 1500, 2000, 3000 and then Mystic compound on a black extra fine foam pad! Looks factory!!
If you have ever started a song in the wrong key because of a black'd out stage....... you too may need to call us! Lol
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[@michaeljustice124]

That was cool dude! Thanks for posting that!

[@VCustomShop]

Thanks!

[@mikesmith8187]

Hi Mark, great job. I have to do a few guitars with these luminous markers, and although it’s a fiddly job, it’s obviously well worth it.

[@freeflybigsky]

Master of the craft!

[@VCustomShop]

Thanks so much!!!

[@VCustomShop]

Thanks so much!!!

[@robbieb405]

So how do I get you to do this for me? Price and everything?

[@VCustomShop]

@@robbieb405 Hey, thanks for watching..... This one took me about 3 hrs @$60 hr plus materials. So roughly $200...... a bolt on would go much faster, and some could be a little slower. MTV

[@zerofret4207]

What would you charge for a job like this?

[@VCustomShop]

Hey, thanks for watching..... This one took me about 3 hrs @$60 hr plus materials. So roughly $200...... a bolt on would go much faster, and some could be a little slower. MTV

[@5688gamble]

I suggest trying some tritium vials- they are the best!

[@VCustomShop]

Yes, I just got some. I haven’t tried it yet, but it would have saved a ton of work on this job….. thanks!