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I'm building two ultra lowbudget mics again for a newcomer band and this time I want to label them with a nameplate/logo.
The t.bone SC450 USB microphones (which I received as a gift) unfortunately have this logo engraving, which I would like to make invisible.
How would you do that? Fill it with putty (and sanding) or cover it?
I have decided to cover it up and have made a sheet of metal (0.5mm thick) which I will "tattoo" using the toner method.
How do you fix such a logo plate? Glue (with which glue) or screws/rivets?
Bonus question: Does anyone have a good tip on how to make the curve of the logo plate analogous to the microphone body? I'm not really a sheet metal worker.![Grinning face with sweat :sweat_smile: 😅](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f605.png)
Here my test body:
![1000037716.jpg 1000037716.jpg](https://cdn.imagearchive.com/groupdiy/data/attachments/87/87101-2f93c583568f1d0245b3d8722dcec883.jpg)
The t.bone SC450 USB microphones (which I received as a gift) unfortunately have this logo engraving, which I would like to make invisible.
How would you do that? Fill it with putty (and sanding) or cover it?
I have decided to cover it up and have made a sheet of metal (0.5mm thick) which I will "tattoo" using the toner method.
How do you fix such a logo plate? Glue (with which glue) or screws/rivets?
Bonus question: Does anyone have a good tip on how to make the curve of the logo plate analogous to the microphone body? I'm not really a sheet metal worker.
![Grinning face with sweat :sweat_smile: 😅](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f605.png)
Here my test body:
![1000037716.jpg 1000037716.jpg](https://cdn.imagearchive.com/groupdiy/data/attachments/87/87101-2f93c583568f1d0245b3d8722dcec883.jpg)