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Peel it off, or leave it be?

Peel off protective plastic on pickguard, or leave it be?

  • It looks stupid, peel it off now!

    Votes: 522 77.0%
  • Leave it be, it will come off when it's ready.

    Votes: 64 9.4%
  • carrots

    Votes: 49 7.2%
  • I don't care, I have a fireplace.

    Votes: 43 6.3%

  • Total voters
    678
I am so anal about somethings. When I buy cd's or dvd's I always put the stickers back on the case or leave the plastic on it. But once it gets looking like that I have to rip it off!! Lmbo! I hate getting that first scratch or dent, but once I do then I don't care anymore. So my opinion is to take it off. Besides like others had said that glue will be hard to remove later.
 
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GET RID OF IT FAST!!!!!!!! Have you ever tried to remove a year old sticker? It's aboslutely horrifying. It becomes f***ing welded into whatever it's stuck on. Take it off while it can still come off cleanly.
 
Let it come off naturally? It's plastic, not a wart :D

I remember years ago I had Jack Read do some work on a new bass I got and I wanted him to do a satin job on the control cavity cover because it was scratched pretty badly. I got the bass back and he told me that I left the plastic on and the "scratches" were just air bubbles lol
 

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