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    Quote Originally Posted by Lev
    Thanks M29, I like that suggestion!

    I think the tortoise with white trim is certainly the classiest and nicest.
    I don't like the gold really, it's kinda dated looking.

    If it were mine, I might just go plain white or black. I like simple impact colors, no frills or many different colors. That's why all my guitars are simply white with white pickguards.
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    Well you still have the guitar to play and the pickguard to think about. Guitars are great but babies are better - congratulations!

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    Go with this one...



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    IF you stare at it long enough you can see Austin Powers face!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lev
    Well I got a tortoise one and went to put it on a while back but the holes for the volume and tone switches weren't big enough, so I need to redrill those holes a little bigger. Since then my wife had a baby so this job has gone on the back burner for a while. Sticking with gold for the time being.
    When you get around to installing it, don't use a drill, unless you just use a bit like a reamer turning it with your fingers. The best tool for that job is actually a tapered reamer. It's only a tiny amount of material that needs removal, and the stuff is pretty soft

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    Quote Originally Posted by otaypanky
    When you get around to installing it, don't use a drill, unless you just use a bit like a reamer turning it with your fingers. The best tool for that job is actually a tapered reamer. It's only a tiny amount of material that needs removal, and the stuff is pretty soft
    thanks for the tip !!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lev
    Since then my wife had a baby so this job has gone on the back burner for a while.
    Darn those wives, they're always going and doing unexpected things like that - tho granted more often its buying shoes or something...

    Looks like I'm the standout for voting for the white perloid....
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    Quote Originally Posted by otaypanky
    When you get around to installing it, don't use a drill, unless you just use a bit like a reamer turning it with your fingers. The best tool for that job is actually a tapered reamer. It's only a tiny amount of material that needs removal, and the stuff is pretty soft
    Ya' beat me to it, otaypanky. That's exactly what I was going to advise. It's easier than it might seem to get and oval, offset hole!
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    Mine is a goldish copper snakeskin style that looks great on the Blizzard pearl. Aged white pearl on the CV 50s.
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    I switched out my white pickguard on my "blackie" Stratocaster to a white perloid which I got from Musician's Friend for only $9.98. Everywhere else, it was at least three times as expensive. It makes my Strat look much more elegant.

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