Detail 01
Black pearl finish
A swirled pearloid rather than flat black. It reads darker at a distance and catches light up close.

Independent shopping perspective
Replacement Telecaster pickguard in black pearl, cut for the standard single-coil neck pickup. A cosmetic swap for players updating a Tele's look.

Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
A swirled pearloid rather than flat black. It reads darker at a distance and catches light up close.
Detail 02
Cut for the modern Tele outline. Screw holes and neck-pocket curve follow the standard pattern, not the vintage one.
Detail 03
Opening is sized for a standard Tele neck pickup. A humbucker or wide-range pickup will not fit without cutting.
Detail 04
It carries no electronics. The bridge pickup, control plate and wiring stay on the guitar and are untouched.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Plan on reusing the screws from your existing pickguard. If they are stripped or rusted, pick up a matching set separately.
Usually, if the guitar follows standard modern Tele routing. Import guards sometimes vary in screw count and hole spacing, so compare against your old guard first.
It follows the standard modern Telecaster pattern rather than the vintage five-hole layout. Lay your old guard on top to confirm before drilling anything.
No. On a Tele the pickups mount to the bridge plate and body, so the guard is purely cosmetic and protective.
Reference
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