Dopro 25x20cm RedTortoise Acoustic Guitar Self Adhesive Scratch Plate Sheet Pickguard Material Sheet

I bought this product to protect the top of my Taylor acoustic guitar. Specifically, my guitar has a matte finish and my aggressive playing style started to dig into the area behind and beneath my pick guard. I brought my guitar to a luthier and his fix was to cover the damaged area with an epoxy. Needless to say this was only a temporary fix and in retrospect I'm surprised the luthier never suggested a clear, adhesive plastic pickguard. At any rate, I took a chance and this product worked perfectly. Basically, you need to first create a jig. I did this by tracing over paper and taping more layers of paper and cutting until I had a perfect match for the vulnerable area. Now, this product is covered with a thin, removable plastic layer so you can trace directly around your jig with a sharpie and simply peel away your tracing. That's about it. I used a kitchen scissor to cut the final piece and an exacto knife for tight corners. Seems to adhering completely and there's no real visual or audible change evident.

Replaced the OG pickguard because it was bubbling up after 10 years. This was a little thinner than I expected it to be, but it went on nicely and was easy to cut. There’s enough material to get two pickguards out of it (if you don’t cut a left handed one on accident that is). Definitely stuck on well. It was out in the sun for some hours and it got some crazy bubbles on it but then I realized it was a thin plastic protective layer and I peeled that off and she’s still super clean and no bubbles after 5 hours in the sun on an 90° day. Highly recommend.

It was a little iffy to cut, but it looks really pretty. It's a bit thicker than I was expecting as well, but I guess that's on me.

It was delivered in good shape,I like the texture and quality I was able to cut it nicely……..

Great material for sticking onto your plain pick guard to add some style. This completely transformed the look of my Squire affinity natural finish telecaster. I had to use more than one sheet to cover the entire pick guard. I made the largest portion I could with one whole sheet and put the seam for the remaining piece down near the controls where it would show the least. The pattern helps hide the seam if you cut the edges at a clean 90° angle and butt them tightly before sticking them down. I had to completely remove the controls from the pick guard to accomplish this, which is time consuming. I took advantage of that as an opportunity to also add shielding to the pickup cavities using copper foil tape but that is for another review.Cutting out the interior pickup holes is a little tedious. I used a retractable utility knife to pull carefully along and trim the outside edges to match the existing chamfer of the factory pick guard. If you take your time and go slowly, this will leave a slight pinstripe of reveal of the original pick guard color just below at the chamfered edge. It came out beautifully. I used a pointed exacto knife to cut out the holes for the control knobs and the pick guard screws. You have to cut the screw holes a little oversize because the oval screw heads will buckle the decal when you tighten the screws if they bear down on the decal.

Was lead to believe I was ordering a ''CLEAR'' piece of pick gard Materal, however because of this Very missleading add what I recieved is nothing more than a paper thin piece of laminating plastic one would use for photos etc''.. I did consider just keeping it mabey for what it,s good for, which isnt much I must add. However due to all the wasted time this ordeal has now cost me I will more than likely return this not because I cant afford the 9 bucks, but rather due to the iritation involved why should I be the only one inconvienced with this. My advice to Do Pro''' make your adds clear & defined''period''. I wanted pick,guard materal not paper thin Decal plastic.

The product is cheap. It’s basically an extremely thin sheet of plastic laminated on top of a sticky piece of paper. So when you take off the 3M sheet, the bottom of the pick guard is white paper that is directly contacting the guitar. Now the problem what this is what you see in the picture. When looking at the sides of the pick guard, you see the white under the plastic. This looks incredibly cheap, and I’m thankful that I didn’t put this on my guitar.Oh well, should have known, $9 wasted on another cheap Amazon item. Guess I have to give my left arm to StewMac for a pick guard sheet...

This was perfect for my earrings!

I needed to make a replacement pick guard for one of my guitars - I couldn't find a suitable one already made. This material is easy to work with and sands well. And it is a nice pattern.

I was pretty easy, after a little head scratching, to figure out how to go from traced paper, cut out the paper carefully, clear tape over the pickguard material, cut the material carefully, and stick in on. Then used a flexible putty knife to go over and over it to stick it on well.3M adhesive on the back.

Hab mit der Schere einen Schlagschutz für mein Banjo geschnitten und auf das rauhe Fell meines Banjos geklebt. Beeinträchtigt den Sound kaum und schützt efektiv vor Schabgeräuschen mit den Fingern auf dem Fell. Selbstklebung hält prima und durch die Transparenz des Materials fällt es nicht auf.

Collé sur un ukulélé qui commençait à s'abîmer. Facile à découper et poser.Et les teintes sont jolies.

Cuts easily, sticks well.