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VizEx Zevo Self-Adhesive Guitar Pickguard Blank SheetThe VizEx Zevo Self-Adhesive Pickguard Blank is a practical, cost-effective solution for instrument protection and DIY customization. Made of flexible celluloid material, it comes with reliable self-adhesive backing and a surface protective film, designed for easy shaping and installation on acoustic guitars, ukuleles, and other string instruments.
Practical & Economical Design: Functional pickguard blank for daily instrument protection and simple DIY modification.
Compact Size: 200x170mm, ideal for ukuleles, compact guitars and small instrument projects.
Reliable Self-Adhesive Backing: Firm attachment and clean, residue-free removal when needed.
Surface Protective Film: Keeps the finish clean and scratch-free during cutting and installation.
Easy to Customize: Can be cut with regular household tools, friendly for beginners and hobbyists.
Lightweight Build: Helps preserve your instrument's natural tone and resonance.
Wide Application: Suitable for replacement, surface covering, repair, and decoration.
Material: Flexible Celluloid
Thickness: 0.7-0.8mm
Size: 200x170mm
Backing: Self-Adhesive
Surface: Pre-Applied Protective Film
Package Includes: 1 x Pickguard Blank Sheet
Only basic household tools required for cutting; no professional luthier tools needed.
Actual color may vary slightly due to lighting and screen display differences.
Clean the instrument surface thoroughly before installation for best results.
Use a low-heat hair dryer for easier removal and repositioning.
Q: What instruments does this fit?
A: Fits most small to medium string instruments, including ukuleles and compact acoustic guitars.
Q: How to install?
A: Trace shape → cut → peel adhesive → stick → smooth bubbles → remove protective film (optional).
Q: Can it be removed without damage?
A: Yes. Gentle low heat helps remove cleanly with minimal residue that can be wiped easily.
Q: What is the protective film for?
A: It prevents scratches during cutting and handling. You can peel it off after installation.
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