Transparent Pickguard for Classical/Flamenco Guitar
This transparent guitar pickguard, 20x20 cm in size and shaped like a guitar, is designed to protect the top of your classical or flamenco guitar from scratches, bumps and scuff marks without altering its natural aesthetics.
This pickguard is compatible with our range of standard sized classical and flamenco guitars.
It is a perfect gift for any guitarist , whether beginner or experienced.
It is made of strong and durable material that will protect your instrument for years to come.
Made with high quality adhesive , this pickguard sticks firmly to the guitar without damaging the lacquer or varnish. Its slim and lightweight design does not affect the sound or resonance of your guitar.
Installation is very simple . Just clean the surface of the guitar, remove the adhesive backing and place the pickguard in the desired position. Press firmly to ensure good adhesion.
Don't wait any longer to give a new look and protect your guitar with this elegant and practical adhesive pickguard.
Description
This transparent guitar pickguard, 20x20 cm in size and shaped like a guitar, is designed to protect the top of your classical or flamenco guitar from scratches, bumps and scuff marks without altering its natural aesthetics.
This pickguard is compatible with our range of standard sized classical and flamenco guitars.
It is a perfect gift for any guitarist , whether beginner or experienced.
It is made of strong and durable material that will protect your instrument for years to come.
Made with high quality adhesive , this pickguard sticks firmly to the guitar without damaging the lacquer or varnish. Its slim and lightweight design does not affect the sound or resonance of your guitar.
Installation is very simple . Just clean the surface of the guitar, remove the adhesive backing and place the pickguard in the desired position. Press firmly to ensure good adhesion.
Don't wait any longer to give a new look and protect your guitar with this elegant and practical adhesive pickguard.
