For those who don't want to wait...

[bookspook]

I understand what you mean, but I just bought a used little chuck and don't care for the logo on it and was just wondering if it was possible to change it if it wasn't too cost prohibitive.

I emailed Jeff and asked about it and this and his reply was that it would hard to remove yourself and you probably would not be satisfied with the outcome, but if you send it in he can reskin or repaint for a minimal fee.

Posted, just in case someone was interested.

 

[bookspook]

Don't 'cha just hate it when you're a newbie and can't edit a grammatical error in a post!

Thanks

 

[skipjenkins]

I understand what you mean, but I just bought a used little chuck and don't care for the logo on it and was just wondering if it was possible to change it if it wasn't too cost prohibitive.

Hey, at least you've got your Chuck, unlike me who is anxiously waiting.

You might want to find a sign shop that can print on vinyl with a laminate. Probably wouldn't be as durable as the stock finish, but it would do the job and be reasonably sturdy.

 

[MastiffMike]

Hey, at least you've got your Chuck, unlike me who is anxiously waiting.

You might want to find a sign shop that can print on vinyl with a laminate. Probably wouldn't be as durable as the stock finish, but it would do the job and be reasonably sturdy.

Jeff clearcoats OVER the graphic which makes it MUCH more durable than a vinyl label.

 

[bookspook]

This one is already peeling up on one corner......so I'm thinking I might be able to get it off with a hairdryer. Might be worth a try but I wonder what I should use to get the sticky stuff off with?

 

[MastiffMike]

Goo gone? However I don't know what that'll do to the paint finish.