Refurbishing a Fender Squire Showmaster Part 2, (The Chaos Guitar)

Here is Part 2 of The Chaos Guitar. In this part I get the guitar all reassembled, wired and set up. I ran into a couple problems but was able to get them all sorted out. After it was set up I delivered it to Chris.

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[AffiBlues]

Nice build. However these particular Squiers are great guitars as they are build. Put some lefte Grovers on it, let the Squier decal live. Whats wrong to that.

[ericwright]

I also put inserts in all my guitar necks it just makes sense & sounds great!

[christopherchaos]

Great job. My new favorite guitar to play.

[watchnlearn]

I’m wondering if that finish is substantial enough perhaps a coat of clear automotive flat ? What do you think

[SavyBajaBuster]

How about using vinyl decals for the inlays?? No need for cutting into the fret board and there's loads on ebay specifically for guitar fretboards, with all different designs...

[postyposterson]

You could use the switch in the "bridge" position as a kill switch, right? That's pretty cool, people pay to have those installed.

[Eatte]

You kinda don’t know what you are doing.

[kemistar]

Jeff how much would you charge to install a battery box into my guitar ?

[ingivalurmusic]

a tone pot has a capacitor in parallel to cut the high freq.  You should really work on your soldering skills man... get a proper soldering iron and the right gauge solder for this kind of work.  other than that, good job.

[SavyBajaBuster]

How about using vinyl decals for the inlays?? No need for cutting into the fretboard and there's loads on ebay specifically for guitar fretboards, with all different designs...