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JoeM
PostPosted: Sat Feb 16, 2019 2:56 pm 
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I'm looking for celluloid sheet, large enough to cover the top of an typical electric guitar, in Red, White, Yellow or Cream Pearl.

I found one asian source, but it looks like the minimum order is more than I need for the one or two guitars I'm planning. There is one place on reverb, but the pictures are small and fuzzy.

Most places sell small pieces, like 4" x 8", for making pick guards.

Anyone know a good source for this material?

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B. Howard
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Does it need to be celluloid or can it be modern plastic? WD music sells 24"X 54" sheets of pearloid plastic as used for strat pick guards etc.

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All Parts is another supplier as well

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