If it wears off cream one's are fairly cheap off ebay.
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Cream-ST...wAAOxye5BRFGQ0
The one's I got were a tad 'orange' so took to them with sandpaper and rounded the edges.
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cheers, Mark.
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If it wears off cream one's are fairly cheap off ebay.
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Cream-ST...wAAOxye5BRFGQ0
The one's I got were a tad 'orange' so took to them with sandpaper and rounded the edges.
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cheers, Mark.
The pickup covers I've sprayed have held up fine. One set was done roughly two years ago, the other set over 12 months.Quote:
If it wears off cream one's are fairly cheap off ebay.
They've both been played regularly (and hard) but I never hit the pickups when strumming or picking.
Don't how I'd go with a pickguard though... after all they are often called a "scratchplate" for good reason :p
However, I used Krylon which is an acrylic and formulated for applying to plastic, so maybe that helps.
In the infamous words of Pauline Hanson, "please explain?"Quote:
The one's I got were a tad 'orange' so took to them with sandpaper and rounded the edges.
How did sanding the edges make them less orange?
So they were like a melting moment, the cream was in the middle :o
Knocking it back from polished will have increased the amount of random light scattering and made it look whiter. Just like when you sand back a clear finish. The orangeyness is still there, just disguised. Which is all that really matters.