Carbon Fiber Vinyl Wrapped Squier by Fender Precision P Bass Guitar

Body Color

Black

Size

4/4

Right Or Left Handed

Right-handed

I wrapped this Squier so I could do it to my Fender Jazz if I was happy, and I was and have wrapped my Fender, too. I even wrapped a pickguard on another bass and will be vinyl wrapping all my pickguards moving forward. It's really easy, I definitely recommend learning how to do it. I wanted to see how far I could go, so I fully wrapped the neck and fretboard. That worked out okay, but since the neck is a full wrap, there's some bubbling on the lower frets. I could probably correct that by slicing each fret edge, but I've left it whole because I think most people would want it that way. There's nothing preventing it from being done now. The wrap job on the front and front edges turned out excellent. The challenge with wrapping is as you go around the backside. I'm satisfied with it, but I think it would be better if it was cleanly trimmed somewhere on the edge before it gets to the back side. It would be a perfect job for knifeless tape. But it's fine as it is. I tried doing a full wrap on the headstock and did not like it. So I went with just wrapping the face of the head stock. The paint job was in reasonably decent condition, There's only two small chips on an edge, but those are covered by the wrap. That said, the vinyl comes off really easy and you just would clean the surface off with Windex and be back to a black on black bass. I'm listing the Squire for essentially what I've got into it. I am looking for a 5 string and would be down for a trade. When I'm in town I'm in Green Valley.

Type

Electric

Brand

Squier by Fender