FLEOR P Bass Pickguard Guitar Scratch Plate Pick Guard for 4 String American/Mexican Standard P Bass Style, 4Ply White Pearl

Why did you pick this product vs others?: This fit my Mexican-made P-Bass body (I don't know what year. It may be a Squire) perfectly. It looks a lot better than the cheesy-looking white pearl originally on the black body. It's not the nicest looking tortoise shell I've seen, but it's good and costs so much less than some other options. Nice that it comes with screws, though I didn't need them. Ease of installation: Holes aligned perfectly. Check the measurements provided and be sure they match pretty closely.

Fit my pbass perfectly and looks great.

I think this pic card is pretty nice. I ordered one from a company in Florida for another base that I had that was made in the USA and I paid $92 for it. I really don’t see that this one is not just as nice and I don’t see that that one was nicer. I think it come out great. This one is the brown tortoise. I think it is only a fender player series 2 2025 model everything lined up perfectly the stock pit guard where the screws go into the pick ups was a little closer. This one’s has a small gap but other than that looks great I’m satisfied for $14. You can buy a couple of them in there last year for the life of the instrument.

If you have scoured the internet for a suitable replacement pickguard for your Squier Affinity P-Bass ... This is it! For whatever reason, Squier replacement pickguards are nearly impossible to find and not manufactured by Fender themselves. With a few small modifications, this pickguard fits perfectly and looks and feels like a genuine Fender pickguard. I wanted that black-on-black look. Now my lowly Squier looks just like my friend's vintage '77 Fender P-Bass, for what, $12? 👌 Screw Holes: Has the correct number of screw holes and they very nearly line up. A few line up perfectly, most are off just a little, and a couple are completely off. For the close-enough ones, you could just go ahead and force the screws in, but they will go in at an angle to fit in the original holes. To have everything lay flat and look stock, this will require you to have the ability to drill out new holes in the body of the bass. Did I fill the original holes and lovingly tap new ones? Absolutely not––this is a Squier. I just drilled through the pickguard hole into the body, quick-and-dirty much like my bass riffs. Pickup Cutouts: Here's another potential issue. The Squier Affinity P-Bass bobbins and pickup covers are oversized from standard for some reason. They certainly don't sound like it. You will need to file or sand the pickup holes a little to get them to fit through without sticking. I got around this issue by installing a set of used Mexican P-Bass pickups I had on hand. If you've been considered a pickup upgrade, now is the time. As the title says, I'm a guitar tech––so, yes, I completely tricked out this bass with all cloth wiring, a Sprague orange drop capacitor, full-sized CTS 250k pots and a Switchcraft 1/4" jack. All this to say, none of these additions required any further modification of the pickguard or the guitar. The pickguard has the necessary tin foil shielding over the control cavity. Then I set her up low for sloppy funk and buzzy punk riffs. *The only drawback: this pickguard has an issue with static when new. I've experienced this before, and for a while, when you touch the pickguard while playing you'll hear a little pop or crackle come through your amp. The solution? Touch the pickguard a lot, scuff it up, play rough, make it look like your friend's vintage bass. The static will go away.

5/5 ☆ Looks so good on my purple covered pop punk bass for an extremely low price. Put this on a P-Bass I got from a family member that was not taken care of. I wanted to give it some TLC and a new second life. For 13$, the quality is great. It has a pretty decent color and pattern, perfectly functional pick-guard, easy to install, and protects bass as always.

Fits perfect

Fabulous fit

Does not fit a fender 13-hole bass. Screw holes are not aligned, the guard doesn’t even cover all the parts, and the guard is also not made to fit the pickups. Sure it’s cheap, but it’s garbage

Lo usé para un MIJ de los recientes y ajustó perfectamente

Justo lo que estaba buscando, es perfecto para renovar tu instrumento y sentirte con instrumento nuevo por menos de 20 euros!!! Un sueño!

Ottima qualità ed aspetto estetico Misure corrette

Bought this for a squire bass. The screw holes and pickup holes were a bit off so had to enlarge the pickup hole and plug and resell screw holes. Looked good once it has been fitted.

Just unscrew the current pickguard, move the pots and output jack from old to new, then mount the new pickguard. Holes aligned perfectly with my Squier Vintage Vibe Precision.