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GIBSON SG 3 PIECE EXTENDED GUARD SET

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Triple set: SG Guard, Tenon cover, and Truss Bell. A full fit Extended guard for a balanced symmetry, with guard center section matching the full width of humbucker surrounds. The remaining guard dimensions are regular SG guard fit.

Also for Standard fit Gibson SG mirror guard - Shop here.

3 PIECE SET: It's show time for your legendary Gibson SG.

1. Extended guard (for 22 fret SG)

2. Tenon Cover (neck plate)

3. Truss Cover

Edges rolled & polished. Mirror protected by an easy peel skin. 18% Chromium content, corrosion free, non-magnetic stainless steel. Polished to a very high mirror bling.

See Mirror Guard Set Fitted to Herritage Cherry Gibson SG Standard

See a Black Gibson SG with chrome humbucker rings and Mirror Guard Set Fitted

PLEASE NOTE: Be aware that full mirror metal guards are NOT normally expected to stay a 100% perfect surface, and will show minor fine surface scratching through use. It still maintains a high mirror finish, and any fine marks through normal handling and playing are not so noticeable from a few paces away. At any time you may remove the guard and re-polish it, back to like a new mirror.

ALSO, after a lot of use, this guard can be re-polished back to a new mirror surface.

Mirror Stainless Steel - Made to last.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Stainless steel 304 grade non-magnetic
• Will Not Tarnish or Corrode
• High Mirror Polished
• Edges Smooth Rolled
• Thickness - 1.0 mm. (3/64")
• 46mm Width of Guard Center Section between Humbucker Surrounds.
• Extended Center Section to height of Humbucker Surrounds.
• 3 Piece Set: Pickguard, Tenon Plate and Truss Cover
• Screws included.

Made to fit: Any 22 fret SG Standard, SG '61 Reissue, Angus Young SG, SG Original, SG Standard Reissue, 1961 Les Paul Tribute, Also new SG Standards up to 2017.

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Item added 12 February 2017

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