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How to make a PICKGUARD using home supplies

Hey there, guitar enthusiasts and DIY lovers! 

Today we're super excited to share something that's going to save you both time and money - how to make your very own CUSTOM PICKGUARD using simple household supplies!

That's right - no fancy equipment or expensive materials needed. Whether you're looking to personalize your guitar on a budget, Replace a damaged pickguard without the wait, express your creativity with a one-of-a-kind design, or just learn a practical guitar modding skill. This tutorial from RJ is perfect for anyone who loves tinkering with their instruments but doesn't want to spend a fortune on custom parts.

By the end of this video, you'll be amazed at how professional your homemade pickguard looks! If you've ever wanted to customize your guitar but thought it was too complicated or expensive - Rj's video will completely change your mind.


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