Musiclily Pro Oversize Teardrop Akustikgitarre selbstklebender Schutzkasten für Martin D28 Style Gitarre

Nice product

I used this to replace a scratched up and plain black pick guard on my wasburn Lyon full size acoustic.I noticed many reviews said this was cheap and thin, but it's the same thickness as the one I removed. And it looks fantastic.I removed the old one by carefully pealing it up, then used goo off and a guitar pick to scrape off the glue. I lined this up, out some masking tape down to show the positioning, the carefully laid it.The circle size matched the center abalone ring around my sound hole. Sure, I wish I didn't cover the abalone, but no big deal. Exactly where it goes will vary from guitar to guitar.When done I peaked off the protective coating. Easy peazy.You can see a tiny bit of the lighter color of the body as this isn't. Perfect fit, but it's an old guitar so good enough. I'm super happy!

This is a good replacement pickguard especially for a Martin dreadnaught or similar-sized guitar. It's very thin at .020/.5mm so that there is no effect on the guitar's tone. It's got good adhesive on the underside and a thin peel-off protective sheet on the top. It is slightly oversized, hardly enough to notice at approximately 1/16" all around, except on the curve where the pickguard meets the sound hole rosette. I'm very pleased with the faux tortoise design and features mentioned. The price is right as well. You can't go wrong.

Martin style ? I had to do a lot of cutting to get it to fit. It would be good for you to explain.that there is a clear plastic layer on the top that should be peeled off when finished putting it on.

Mounted beautifully. I YouTubed how and what and was very easy on my Blueridge BR-140 brand new. The original is kinda ugly in my opinion. No bubble, nice and professional looking, seriously. Awesome I have no problem buying again if I ever need to. NOT to thin like some have said it is thinner than the original that came on the Blueridge but just opens up the tone like it is supposed to.