Product Description
WraptorSkinz are self adhering vinyl skins that help prevent scratches and look great doing it. Unlike bulky silicon, plastic or metal cases and faceplates, WraptorSkinz are designed to be thin and very tough. WraptorSkinz are a composite of two layers of commercial grade materials. The bottom layer is a soft, flexible vinyl with a special removable adhesive that is easily positioned, applied without air bubbles, and effortlessly removed without leaving a sticky res… More >>
Fire Blue WraptorSkinz Skin fits Rock Band Stratocaster Guitar for Nintendo Wii, XBOX 360, PS2 & PS3
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The stickers were very easy to apply, and are repositionable. Only took a couple of tries to get all the air bubbles out on the main sticker. Looks like a totally new guitar!
Rating: 5 / 5
The skin is a flawless fit for the standard Rock Band 2 Stratocaster Guitar and it looks sharp.
My only complaint is that eliminating air bubbles is near impossible, but we were able to get rid of most of them through a combination of careful placement, pushing bubbles out to the edge, and the use of a hair dryer (be careful – not too hot, not too close!) to smooth out the surface.
Apart from that, this is a relatively inexpensive way to personalize your guitar.
Rating: 4 / 5