I have decided to remove the floating pickguard from my Les Paul copy because I think it gets in the way of my playing, and they don't look so nice (to me anyway). Problem is after I remove them the drill holes will be very visible..

Question: Is there any way to fix the holes, especially the one at the top (I am not so concerned with the one at the side because it is usually not visible)? Will there be any problems if I let them open?

Please help.

ohh...come here after not getting any love from jamtank?

Yeah, not yet anyway I figure there are different sets of people here and there so I posted the same thread here. I just need help. fast.

I leave an open screw on my LP-100

izzit really tat visible? mine's kinda hard to notice.

just screw the screws into the hole lo =/

you don't lose the screws and it covers the hole
win-win
XD

i leave the hole open on mine tho, lazy to screw it back
lol

Win win pulak. " But for the mean time I'll just put the screws back.

its a very very easy fix, if you know how

just use superglue and sawdust and fill the hole til almost the top.
just superglue is enough also anyway.
then drop some nail polish in, then just wet sand til happy.

the hardest part is trying to match the color of the body.
for sunbursts, usually the side is brownish and top is reddish, which sux.
easier if you have solid black or white.

This post has been edited by Everdying: Dec 2 2007, 10:49 PM

Thanks for the tips. Might try that afterwards. Anyway I've been trying to google for more infos but can't seem to get any.


This post has been edited by quarantined: Dec 3 2007, 12:26 AM

huh?
if regret n wants the hole back then how?

uhhh, use a screwdriver to drill again?
wheres your sense of logic?