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Remove Pickguard
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nice to see this worked perfectly for someone. maybe it was just my fresh french polish but when i had to remove a Mylar pickguard like that i took a whole lotta finish with it [headinwall] but thats fixed now a week later and 9 coats on the affected area :lol:
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I've done the same type of removal before. Using a heat gun, carefully, to heat the substance right before the break line makes the removal much easier for me. (I'm a new member but have been a guitar builder for around 30 years, for the first 5 I was completely full time.)
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