Jonathan_alvare

it would be interesting to know what it does ?

hello, I think I join the conversation a bit late .. but yes , once I saw the shadow under the sticker .. you can read some text in the external border. Clear indication of sunburn on paper with different colors I don't think there is any solution, as the external layer of paint is burnt. You can't burn just the little circle without covering the whole guitar and leave the sticker area in the sun. If anything , you have a very exclusive model 😆 sunburn Explorer Lee Malia. Exclusive paint job by the sun over the years. I am surprised how good the rest of the instrument is , considering the slow cooking. Just play your guitar and have fun with it.

Hi: The serial number is at the back of the guitar's head-stock. Have a look

That's mine.

Reviving this post ... This is beautiful guitar. I bought one in Feb 2020 (yes, just 3 weeks ago). It sounds very nice and looks amazing. I love it. I was trying to print the specs but seems like Epiphone removed all links to old models. (what a shame) Although I can't find the official web page where all the details are, I found these sites instead. https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/ENLPHBNH--epiphone-les-paul-standard-plustop-pro-honey-burst http://www.epiphonewiki.org/index/Les_Paul_Standard.php#Les_Paul_Standard_Plus_Top_PRO

G'day mates: Jonathan here, as you can imagine I writing from Australia. I live in Melbourne and I have had an Epiphone Les Paul 100 and now I have a Epi Les Paul standard plustop pro mojave fade I start playing guitar about 2 .5 years ago, although I already play percussion and Venezuelan Cuatro and some Bass too. I use the guitar almost clean, very jazzy and when required, some distortion to add emphasis or tension. I love my new Epi LP Standard Pro, it sounds very very good and looks the part . Cheers