Light Blue Variegated leaf in a booklet size: 5-1/2-inch x 5-1/2-inch.
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15 reviews for Variegated Gold Leaf - Light Blue 14cm 5 1/2″
Rated 5 out of 5
DanO –
Great seller and product
Rated 5 out of 5
Alessandra Lanaro –
I love this brand of gold foiling!
Rated 5 out of 5
Fixx –
I have an Ibanez Jem and the pick guards are all the same. I wanted something unique and custom guards cost a fortune. So, I got this Variegated Gold Leaf and used it to cover / coat the plain white pick guard on my guitar. These sheets are SUPER thin and come apart very easy so you have to be gentle. There are plenty of sheets in one pack to do this, so much so, I did the truss rod cover, the tremolo cover and input cavity cover on the back. There are some tricks to it! You have to sand the pick guard and covers to scratch them (lightly) to give the leaf something to grip into and not slide around. Get the – Scotch 3M Super 77 Multi-Purpose Adhesive, 4.37-Ounce, Clear – spray it on conservatively, let it dry enough so when you touch it, it feels sticky. Lay the leaf sheets all over the pieces you are covering and then with a damp, smooth cloth GENTLY rub the leaf into the glue. If you rub the leaf to hard, it WILL tear. Let it dry for about 2 days until it does not feel mushy. Then, before you knock off the excess leaf, coat it with – Krylon K01303007 Acrylic Spray Paint Crystal Clear in 11-Ounce Aerosol – . Let that fry for a day. Then gently, with your index finger, simply rub the edges of the leaf that are hanging over the edges of the pieces you covered. This is not as easy as it sounds. A friend of mine tried it and tore the leaf after the glue dried, it was almost disastrous. We just started the whole process over again. Have fun and look for other colors of leaf, there are tons on here.
DanO –
Great seller and product
Alessandra Lanaro –
I love this brand of gold foiling!
Fixx –
I have an Ibanez Jem and the pick guards are all the same. I wanted something unique and custom guards cost a fortune. So, I got this Variegated Gold Leaf and used it to cover / coat the plain white pick guard on my guitar. These sheets are SUPER thin and come apart very easy so you have to be gentle. There are plenty of sheets in one pack to do this, so much so, I did the truss rod cover, the tremolo cover and input cavity cover on the back. There are some tricks to it! You have to sand the pick guard and covers to scratch them (lightly) to give the leaf something to grip into and not slide around. Get the – Scotch 3M Super 77 Multi-Purpose Adhesive, 4.37-Ounce, Clear – spray it on conservatively, let it dry enough so when you touch it, it feels sticky. Lay the leaf sheets all over the pieces you are covering and then with a damp, smooth cloth GENTLY rub the leaf into the glue. If you rub the leaf to hard, it WILL tear. Let it dry for about 2 days until it does not feel mushy. Then, before you knock off the excess leaf, coat it with – Krylon K01303007 Acrylic Spray Paint Crystal Clear in 11-Ounce Aerosol – . Let that fry for a day. Then gently, with your index finger, simply rub the edges of the leaf that are hanging over the edges of the pieces you covered. This is not as easy as it sounds. A friend of mine tried it and tore the leaf after the glue dried, it was almost disastrous. We just started the whole process over again. Have fun and look for other colors of leaf, there are tons on here.
Melinda Delaney –
Arrived as described
Wahoojohn –
Nice and fast service