Guitar Headstock Paint & Glitter - Here is an inexpensive way to transform your guitars headstock

Guitar Headstock Paint & Glitter - Here is an inexpensive way to transform your guitars headstock. This guitar started out as a Fender Squire Affinity Telecaster and now has been customized to a beautiful alternative
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Attention to detail and mixing and matching your guitar body's colors is a lot of fun and can be challenging. Visualizing what you want your guitar's headstock to look like and then carefully making it happen one step at a time, is very doable.
In this video I go through just how to do a transformation of your guitar's headstock and how to match it to your painted guitars body.
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[@1man1guitarletsgo]

I did something similar a while back. To achieve a sharper transition between the front and the sides, I started by spraying a clear coat, let it dry, then masked and sprayed the colour; let it dry, removed the mask, and then sanded back the sides to remove my clear coat. Then sprayed more clear over the whole area. This gave a super-sharp transition.

[@dennyps1]

Interesting thought, thank you

[@LukasDozer]

Hello friend I want to paint the headstock on my American Fender Stratocaster which is in the color of Texas Tea how far is the matcha and I want the head start to match the paint exactly on the body, can you recommend anybody who can do this for is an exact match of the body. ?

[@dennyps1]

Hello, and thank you for watching! Matching a headstock color to the body is a bit tricky. It takes a lot of experimenting with color blending & matching, drying, etc. There are a couple of guitar painting shops online you can find through a Google search, but I'm not sure if they do headstock matching or not you would have to do some checking via email and ask if they do just the headstock. One that comes to mind is this one. They primarily do guitar bodies but may do custom headstock painting. You would have to email them and ask. simscustomshop.com/services/custom-paint/