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OK guys because I'm a very visual guy I was getting bored with the way my guitar looked. Soooo, I went to staples or office depot I forget and picked up some acid free "clear sticker project paper" my brand is Avery but I'm sure there are others.
Now go to any site get pics, save em, print em, on this sticky paper cut them out stick them on and enjoy a new look.
It didn't't harm my finish when I removed it. If it leaves any residue peel it off and wax your guitar.
I"ve put on butterflys skuls, humingbirds, lighening bolts flowers whatever you want.
NOTE: MAKE SURE IT IT CLEAR STICKY PAPER. Don't let it get wet or rub against it. The ink may come off. I' post a pic but I don't know how to do that.
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I'm assuming you're doing this on an electric? I would think that sticking pictures on an acoustic would have to have some affect on the sound.
DE
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Dirty Ed wrote:
I'm assuming you're doing this on an electric? I would think that sticking pictures on an acoustic would have to have some affect on the sound.
DE
I am pretty sure they would effect an accoustic also.
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do these lightning bolts and other do dads make you play better? 
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Russell_Harding wrote:
do these lightning bolts and other do dads make you play better?
It did on my first electric bass. There was a lightning bolt and the name "Whizbang!" on the back of the bass. It helped me play lots better until the bass fell apart. Hey. It only cost me $35.
- Zurf
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dino48 wrote:
Dirty Ed wrote:
I'm assuming you're doing this on an electric? I would think that sticking pictures on an acoustic would have to have some affect on the sound.
DEI am pretty sure they would effect an accoustic also.
What ever it takes to keep one motivated! Have been wanting to do this myself but on a explorer body. Just looking for a garage sale find to do it to.
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I haven't noticed any difference. Keep in mind this plastic is very thin. Sometimes the art is small and off to the edges. right now I have an 8" cobalt blue butterfly on it. Also it peels off in seconds and I don't keep them on long so there is no chance of it leaving a Permanent mark.
It's a $200 fender acoustic I bought new. I take care of my stuff so the guitar still looks new. It's my first guitar that's almost 3 years old. I did put a smaller brown/yellow one on my epiphone les paul.
Rest assured if I could ever afford a Martin or somthing similar I wouldn't be sticking anything on it
Last edited by sat20387 (2012-09-25 03:03:44)
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Stickers on the pickguard won't harm anything on an accoustic...
Just sayin'
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