Reply to "Hash Marks worn off after THREE DAYS USE???"

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it seems the paint job on the vms4 isnt that brilliant its something You do come to expect from a mixer if you rehearsed hard on a new peace of gear to get used to it befor gigging it i got mine in december played out my christmas contract on the old gear as it was sleep gig sleep gig you get the picture and recovered in january it went out the first time in feb on the road and within the the first 2 months of giging the hash marks are going and the solver paint across the bottom by the cross fader is going sticky and whareing off just where you rest your hand if anyone has a solution as the skins dont cover that part i would be grateful

link to my vms4 pic

http://i4.photobucket.com/albu...ppen324/IMAG0020.jpg

4/10/114:47 AM

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