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  1. I am wanting to know the screw size for the USA toggle cover plates. Pick guard screws are too large. I'm confused how to take these rough measurements and convert them. Is this a M2.5 x? Any help would be appreciated. Thread size 2.3mm Head size 4.75mm Length 9.89mm Phillips oval head Thanks
  2. Hi, I am upgrading a 2014 Gibson LP Classic that had a 14db booster switch to a standard 4 pot PCB. I overlooked that the jack quick connector on my old setup has 3 prong connector, but the PCB I purchased has only a 2 prong connector. The pickups and the toggle switch seem to connect fine. What is the most cost effective and least labour intensive way to get my current 3 prong connector output jack (with three wires) to be be compatible with the two prong quick connector on the PCB? I may need to buy a new input jack with a two prong quick connector... but I am trying to avoid this as I will be selling the guitar. Thanks for any info
  3. Enjoy the hunt...its as much fun as the playing 🙂 Careful...buying one leads to 5 in the next decade 🙂 I love a goldtop...many options
  4. thanks for the information ...yes they must be the 49.21mm spacing. I also found them at guitarpartsfactory a set of two... labelled vintage spacing...thanks
  5. I am looking to cover my Zebra coil 57 classic and Super 57 pickups in my 2010 Les Paul. I measured edge of the pole to edge of pole of both the neck and bridge seem to be about 48-49mm. Would the 50mm Spaced covers work? Thank you.
  6. Yes GluBoost is a great product. I didn't realize that they have products for nitrocellulose finishes. I will take a deeper look
  7. Isn't that the truth...a simple drop fill becomes a compete refinish in no time at all haha
  8. Well, I bought the guitar to play rather than just hang on the wall. I don't have much experience with nitro finishes so I wasn't sure if I should even touch it. I have read some polish compound used sparingly will get out some fine scratches but I think the larger stuff I will just leave alone 🙂
  9. I recently piked up a Gibson Les Paul 2010 RO Custom Shop in black. Love the tone and love the sound. I had some questions about possible finish fixes on the guitar. There are a couple of scuff marks and what appears to be runs in the Nitro, but only one is raised. If this not a run, is it early phases of finish checking? I have seen these lines on a couple of other guitars and don't know if they can be polished out or not? Also, what is the best fix for the ding in the neck. In the past I have used super glue and sanded smooth, but I don't want to sand through the finish What is the best fix for these issues or should I just leave them alone? Pics...Pictures
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