Mr.Power 11.6 x17 Inch Guitar Bass Pickguard Blank Material DIY Sheet Scratch Plate Backplate for Strat Tele Guitar Jazz P Bass (3Ply Black)

I made a pickguard for a vintage Harmony Rocket guitar. You'll need a coping saw to cut it out since it is 3-ply

Came fast and was packaged well. No scratches and it was exactly as described. Will buy again.

Rebuilt a vintage Telecaster with my son, and the original pickguard just did not fit any more. So, we decided to go FULL custom, and made a router template out of plywood.This material was extremely easy to work with, and produced professional results, even with my home-made router table and amateur skillset. Our first attempt was a bit shaky, and the second scratched before we finished the build (my own mistake, not the material), so I bought another piece and we got it right!Note: If it seems WAY scratched and scuffed and not glossy while you're working on it, don't fret! That's just the protective plastic layer. Sometimes there are two layers, so make sure you're down to the super-glossy finish before you get worried (like I did).BE AS PRECISE AS POSSIBLE WITH YOUR ROUTER TEMPLATE. Any little bumps, nicks, or imperfections WILL transfer to the finished product, so make your edges super smooth and mark which edges you want chamfered and which you want to remain square, etc. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure - or, in this case, having to re-making my template 3 times.. trust me, it's worth it. Take your time, and you'll produce incredible results!Comes packaged with corner protectors, wrapped in plastic bagging, and the material itself has a layer or two of nice plastic cling-wrap to protect it while routing. Literally couldn't have asked for a better result, and with a 45-degree chamfer, the sandwich proportions are ideal.Thanks for making our Tele come to life!!One last thing - expect to get little "oreo" flakes EVERYWHERE if you plan to rout this on a table (like I did). I am still finding them in my pockets, in the corners of my garage, even on the dogs randomly (must have travelled inside with me)! Again, this isn't a problem with the product; it's just one of those things that comes with the territory / material / method. Once the static disperses, you'll be able to sweep them up.

A little flimsy (soft) compared to original Pick Guard material but cuts nice trims well and looks good. Has a good protective film for when working on the shaping so will not scratch. Would buy again.

I was not expecting this to be so heavy. The pickguard it is going to replace weighs nothing. This is sturdy and high quality. I am really looking forward to replacing the old pickguard. Because I received two, I will make a couple pickup and wiring iterations. Then I can change the tone of the guitar by just switching pickguards with all of the electronics preinstalled.

If you need a backplate or tremolo cover, and have the ability to make one yourself, this is an easy choice. I usually cut to rough shape with tin snips then final shape on my belt sander. But I'm sure there are many usable methods.

As advertised. Happy with purchase

This is such a great product . It’s not expensive and is everything you’d want it to be . I cut mine out with the laser cutter at my workAnd with a sanding block and a razor blade I rounded the edges that needed it . This was for a reissue 58 goth explorer . It came out great. The cream color isn’t as dark as some other guitar brands cream . This is very classy tho . I am totally happy with this purchase and highly recommend this pickguard color and seller. Product came fast and very well protected plastic film on product in heavy duty plastic bag with edge protectors.Quality all around

No es la calidad de Fender pero sirve muy bien.

High quality pickguard blank. made a 2 two piece pickguard for a fender bronco looks fabulous!

Worked fine for my pick guard