Relicing a Stratocaster pickguard

[@Seafire-gy2hs]

Great tutorial - thanks!

[@jonatanbergmusician]

Great job!

[@DeeTee79]

I think the wood stain idea is genius. Wish I had considered it all those years ago. This was an amazing tutorial. I kind of liked the pickguard before 9:46, I thought there was too much contrast in the horn corner. Otherwise thank you for sharing your ideas and knowledge. Much appreciated sir.
🇨🇦thank you.

[@pastorkincaid]

How did you crack the screw Holes? Looka great.

[@guitarrx577]

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I used a razor knife. thanks for watching!

[@n4tvn]

The best on all RUclips. Thanks 🇧🇷👊🏻

[@Makuz1988]

Best(!) relicing tutorial here on youtube, I think I´ve seen them all now

[@guitarrx577]

Thank you glad you enjoyed it!

[@paulkielty3800]

Looks great 👍

[@guitarrx577]

thank you Paul and thanks for watching!

[@paulkielty3800]

@@guitarrx577 I’m doing my guitar at the moment and this was a huge help,keep making videos stay safe .

[@philsoule2240]

How long did you let the stain sit on the pick gaurd for?

[@guitarrx577]

I let it sit for about 20 minutes then rubbed it in. then added a little more around the edges let it sit and blended . Thanks for watching.

[@Backstreetsmusic]

hi great work! what colour wood stain did you use for this? thank you!

[@guitarrx577]

It was walnut thank you for watching!

[@ignaciojaureguinovo4526]

Hi! Nice tutorial! Did you use a water based stain? Thx!

[@guitarrx577]

I used oil but you can use water . Thanks for watching. 🙂

[@Syzfox]

Would this work well for a celluloid pickguard?

[@guitarrx577]

I never did a celluloid relic .So I'm not sure if the stain would react with the celluloid and dissolve it. Mabey using coffee or shoe polish might work out better. Thanks for watching !

[@Avim111]

great

[@guitarrx577]

Thank you for your support !

[@doncampbell7705]

Shit doesn’t wanna dry….tried it before I saw this

[@rodnyg7952]

doesn't look old. It just looks like it was stained beige