Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
It is a good idea to get in the habit of doing a test fit for your hardware when you start a new guitar kit. This matters more for some aspects of the hardware than others, but regardless it's a good practice. It is even more important if you are doing a thick automotive style finish, which is what we have going on this guitar.
Find the hardware: solomusicgear.com/?ref=1512
Find the guitar kit: precisionguitarkits.com
Find the pickups: railhammer.com
Find the wiring harness: gunstreet.co
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It is a good idea to get in the habit of doing a test fit for your hardware when you start a new guitar kit. This matters more for some aspects of the hardware than others, but regardless it's a good practice. It is even more important if you are doing a thick automotive style finish, which is what we have going on this guitar.
Find the hardware: solomusicgear.com/?ref=1512
Find the guitar kit: precisionguitarkits.com
Find the pickups: railhammer.com
Find the wiring harness: gunstreet.co
Find some of my favorite products: amazon.com/shop/bradangove
(commission link)
Support the channel: patreon.com/BradAngove
Or by PayPal donation to: Brad@Angove.biz
Follow me on instagram: instagram.com/brad.angove
Follow my Facebook: facebook.com/BradAngovePainting
My favourite spray guns: warwickspraytools.com/dealers-brad-angove
Don't forget to ask your questions in the comment section.
Thanks for watching.










