Strat-Style Green Marble Pickguard – PVC 2 mm
Limited-series green marble-effect Strat-style SSS pickguard in 2 mm PVC, with matching rear cover.
The green marble Strat pickguard is intended for customization projects seeking an elegant, distinctive finish.
It is CNC-machined from PVC measuring 2 mm thick, with a green marble pattern.
The pattern recalls the mineral surfaces used on certain high-end bar countertops.
Its appearance has visual depth and subtle variations.
The green marble Strat pickguard comes in an SSS configuration, with 11 mounting holes, for right-handed guitars.
It follows the most common Stratocaster standards.
This configuration allows a consistent fit on many existing bodies.
The PVC provides good dimensional stability over time.
Choosing marble-pattern PVC allows clean, consistent machining.
The PVC material contains no abrasive fibers.
It helps limit chipping when drilling or installing screws.
Edges are neat and holes are accurately positioned.
The marble PVC pickguard is also easy to adjust if necessary.
CNC machining ensures consistent geometry.
The single-coil pickup positions are precise.
Screw-hole alignment is regular.
This pickguard is supplied with a matching rear cover plate.
The cover is made from the same 2 mm green marble PVC.
The Stratocaster rear plate provides complete visual continuity.
It avoids a mismatch between the front and back of the instrument.
Together, the pieces form a coordinated, uniform marble PVC pickguard set.
It fits naturally into a modern custom build or a project inspired by luxurious vintage design.
Compatible with American-standard Stratocaster-style guitars, this is an aftermarket replacement part.
It is not an official component.
Minor adjustments may be needed depending on the body manufacturer or production year.
Offered in limited quantities, the green marble Strat pickguard is aimed at luthiers and guitar technicians.
It also suits musicians looking for a strong, carefully considered visual identity.
For everything you need to know about pickguards, consult this page.
For more information about green marble as a material, see here.