Factory refret?

[AndyK]

Hi All -

My first post here!

How long would it take the PTC to do a refret, roughly?

I just bought a '94 McCarty, and it may need some TLC factory-style!

Thanks.

Andy

 

[Shawn@PRS]

Roughly 3-4 weeks.

Please complete the form found at this link. This will trigger an email to us and we can get the repair process moving: http://www.prsguitars.com/ptc/contact.html

 

[AndyK]

Cool. What about partial refrets - assuming a cowboy owned the guitar!?

 

[Shawn@PRS]

We can do that as well.

 

[rugerpc]

Cool. What about partial refrets - assuming a cowboy owned the guitar!?

There are discussions going in other threads about learning things here. This is an example for me. Before I came to this forum, I had never heard of 'cowboy position' or 'cowboy chords.' But, thanks to this forum, I actually get what Andy is asking here!

 

[AndyK]

There are discussions going in other threads about learning things here. This is an example for me. Before I came to this forum, I had never heard of 'cowboy position' or 'cowboy chords.' But, thanks to this forum, I actually get what Andy is asking here!

Darn first position chords! I always ask a seller to show me the first 4 frets, with the G string moved over - so I can see how much wear there is in the first position. In the case of my incoming '94 McCarty, the seller said there was minor wear, but until I see it, I assume the worst. G-D-A-C for 20 years!

 

[Shawn@PRS]

Nobody ever made any money past the 8th fret! :rofl: :laugh:

 

[]-[@n$0Ma☩!©]

Nobody ever made any money past the 8th fret! :rofl: :laugh:

I thought that was just for bass players. :dontknow:




:tongue:

 

[AndyK]

Nobody ever made any money past the 8th fret! :rofl: :laugh:

Ha! Compound radius shmompound radius - who needs it!?

 

[Michael B]

PTC's fretwork is the best on the planet!!

 

[aduayer]

Nobody ever made any money past the 8th fret! :rofl: :laugh:

se we only need 3 birds on the fretboard...the rest could be fret and bird less

 

[AndyK]

One more question - I assume a full $450 re fret means the board is sanded flat and smooth, and the nut is changed along with the setup afterwards? Probably silly questions?