Making New Guitar Parts Look Vintage.

[@davidblankenship7985]

I only have a 3 way switch and an on/off switch on my gigging Strat copy. I like to keep it simple live

[@Bassman1999]

Great job!

[@mattliebenau9083]

Thanks! I’m looking forward to the full video. Will it have a wiring diagram for the rotary switch mod?

[@RobMods]

Hi Matt. I've just added a link to the original video for the wiring mod in this video's description, and the wiring diagram is on my website. Cheers!

[@MAX96MENDES]

How to age and yellow guitar plastic parts 1 = scrub plastic-parts with very fine steel wool and scrub some areas with fine-sandpaper 2 = use a bowl and put in Hot water and 2 black-tea-bags and 1-1/2 table spoon of TURMERIC cooking powder Leave it to soak for 5 hours (no more) --- LOOK at them once every hour to get the correct yellowish old-age look !!! ...if you leave them for too long, they can become too dark yellowish. Take them out and clean them with a paper-towel. Let them dry for an hour or more before you place them back into your guitar. You want all the parts to be completely dried.

[@joeswanderings]

Try this to yellow plastic. Put steel wool into white vinegar and let it sit for some hours. Put the part/s into the solution for a day or so. Might be worth trying this with a few scrap parts of the same type of plastic so you can massage the process. Used a similar process on picture frames. Good luck. If it works it was my idea. 😛

[@RobMods]

Thanks Joe. I'll give it a shot!