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Scratch Pad Guitar Finish Protector (Black)Item ID: ScratchPadRemovable Guitar Finish Protector
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From Our Research Team:Protect Your Guitar with This Easily Removable Pad!The Scratch Pad guitar finish protector is a non-adhesive, removable solution that allows you to keep your guitar's finish safe from scratches and dings without permanent application. Keep your investment safe and in original condition with the non-permanent Scratch Pad, which uses patented technology to cling gently yet securely to your guitar or bass's top. No more dings, divots or ugly scratches on your axes! With a size and shape that's designed to fit almost any type of guitar or bass, the Scratch Pad is convenient, highly-protective and affordable!Scratch Pad Guitar Protector Features:
The Scratch Pad gives you convenient, effective, non-permanent protection!
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by John from Greenville, OH
I first found out about the scratch pad about 6 years ago, when I got my first good Electric guitar. I couldn't bear to let the back of that Epiphone Les Paul get scratched, scraped and dinged up. So ... read more [+]for months, I played it with my strap really short, and took all the ribbing from my friends at church, but protected the back of my Les Paul.February 10, 2011 Music Background: Worship Leader, Guitar Player Enter the Scratch Pad. I discovered it one day while searching online, and knew I needed one for my Les Paul. When it arrived, it fit perfectly to the back of the guitar, and it has been there ever since! It has kept the back protected from the rivets on my jeans, the buttons on my shirts, and buckles on my belts. A couple of years later when I purchased a Taylor 614ce, I knew I needed to get a scratch pad for it as well. It was the first accessory I purchased, and it has been there almost ever since as well. It has kept the back in perfect shape, and protected it from the same things that could have messed up my Les Paul. One word of advice with this though. They recommend that if you use it with a Nitrocelulose finished guitar (such as a Gibson) that you let the finish cure for a year before you apply the Scratch Pad. I have read reviews of guys saying that it has caused minor discolorations to the back of their Gibsons (and other Nitro finished instruments), but I have not had this problem on my Epi or my Taylor because they use a different finishing technique. All in all, I would definitely buy these again, and I probably will continue to buy more of them if I get more Epi's and Taylors. These are a great accessory, and have saved the back of my guitars, and will help them keep their value in the years to come! close [-] Scratch Pad Guitar Finish Protector
by Ken Reimer from Bakersfield, Ca
I bought one when they first came out at least 12 yrs ago for about $12.00. I saw an ad for it and had to order it, no one knew what it was yet. It's a lot bigger now which covers the back of a Strat ... read more [+]better. close [-]
August 30, 2011 Music Background: Blues Guitarist Sweetwater Advice
Peter WhittecarI wish I would have had this little genius years ago! A couple of my guitars have some nasty stratches from belt buckles, but now I have the ability to help prolong the beautiful finish on my current and future guitars with confidence. This is a small thing that goes a long way!! Also popular
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