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I know this sounds totally silly, but I've got 4 Duncan nickel covers and want them to have the antiquity look. Will they get that old tarnished look by being exposed to moisture, or could they rust? I got the bright idea of putting them on my shower window sill for about a month.

Ha ha, quot;soap-scum relicingquot;! Maybe just leave them outside in the rain?

Does a shower-reliced pickup have better clean tones? Yes, I think that they do. Zestfully clean.

I found a cool way to relic the hell out of metal part. Use PC board etchant. You can get it at radio shack. Put enough to cover the part in a plastic container, amp; soak the part for maybe 5 minutes. Take it out amp; rinse it off instantly. If it's not relic-y enough put it back in for a while..

Don't dump that stuff down the drain. It's nasty, amp; will eat your pipes.

It would be better if they were for soapbar pickups.
Don't groan. You knew that was coming.


Originally Posted by HamerPlyrDoes a shower-reliced pickup have better clean tones? Yes, I think that they do. Zestfully clean.
lmfao

Dip them in the toilet for the brown sound.


Originally Posted by ranalliDip them in the toilet for the brown sound.
I can't think of a more natural way to quot;colorquot; your tone.


Originally Posted by GearjoneserI know this sounds totally silly, but I've got 4 Duncan nickel covers and want them to have the antiquity look. Will they get that old tarnished look by being exposed to moisture, or could they rust? I got the bright idea of putting them on my shower window sill for about a month.

If it's properly plated, nickel doesn't rust.


Originally Posted by HamerPlyrDoes a shower-reliced pickup have better clean tones? Yes, I think that they do. Zestfully clean.

Shoot me...now.....LMAO.

I opted for the brown sound, so I .......
Plugged into a cranked Superlead!!!


Originally Posted by APB_4If it's properly plated, nickel doesn't rust.

ahh...but rust never sleeps