I’m not entirely against pickguards it’s just that they usually don’t appeal to me and I’m not interested in plastic. Also as a tech I don’t like having to remove all those screws on those pesky pickg...

Attachment : Screenshot_20210127-231550_eBay.jpg Like this Pickguard

@tv101 As was my reply I posted that before I saw your reply, you were fast though! The question you have to ask re the guitar pickguard is "how did that neck tenon join disappear?" Yes, you are ...

My previous post was in reference to the bass pickguard. As was my reply @mattbeels! The bass pickguard is made from 2mm aluminium sheet. The one on the guitar looks pretty sweet as it enhances t...

@Eddie6string There's a Dry transfer paper available (Developed in Japan in 1980s) that just leaves the ink + microlayer of adhesive. I've just had a google at that, looks like a better option than ...

@tv101 My previous post was in reference to the bass pickguard. The one on the guitar looks pretty sweet as it enhances the color. What kind of *cheap piece of shit* plastic did you use? 😂 I’m...

Attachment : Screenshot_20210128-155259_Gallery.jpg Application of Dry transfer

@mattbeels It was a joint effort - I had someone cut out the shape and cutouts (they had the tools to do that bit easily!) and I chamfered the edges and rubbed it to get the look.

@tv101 Niiice pickguard, did you buy it or make it? I can easily make an alu guard and there’s a great youtube vid from Maximum Guitar Works where he built a jig to sand them for the brushed look befo...

Did you spend hours mulling over which font to use........ I've spent months over it and still can't decide what to go for. @Russ, I certainly did. I tried hand writing, I had pages of my own signat...

There's a Dry transfer paper available (Developed in Japan in 1980s) that just leaves the ink + microlayer of adhesive. I use it for my 'Electric Lady ' logo. Attachment : 20201127_212359.jpg

Hi Russ, the logos were done on the PC and printed onto inkjet waterslide transfer paper. It took a lot of coats of lacquer to build it up enough to hide the edges of the transfers. @robin. Did you s...

@Russ Hey Robin, did you write your logo by hand or use a decal? Hi Russ, the logos were done on the PC and printed onto inkjet waterslide transfer paper. It took a lot of coats of lacquer to build...

Attachment : image.png @robin Hey Robin, did you write your logo by hand or use a decal? Very neat. 🙂🎶🎸🙏

@tv101. Very nice Indeed. 🙏🎸🎶🙂

here's a better photo of the scratchplate ... @tv101 That looks really good. 😁👍

As the edit button still isn't working ... here's a better photo of the scratchplate ... Attachment : P1190456.JPG

So which kind of magic (aside from that cheap ass shitty piece of plastic) did you employ to cover that extremely well done neck tenon join? Do you want to know a secret @mattbeels??

Stage 1 Attachment : 20200823_115719.jpg

Wave the magic wand, say the magic word, and have a scantily clad glamorous assistant wander around a bit (always the best part of any trick), and then ... Stage 2 Attachment : 20200823_115736.jpg...