It is difflicutt to make a pickguard match up right. It is aslo difflicutt to paint a pickguard in such a way that it will not all scratch off supaquick.
One thing to try might be to make the thing out of clear plexiglass, and then paint the back of it, so it matched the body and also blocked the unused pickup holes, and wouldn't scratch off.
I could conceivably do such a thing, but would require your SSS pickguard to template from forrit. Even wif such templating, there is a good chance that you might need to toothpick/redrill a mounting hole or two to get it to match up right on the actual geetar.
There is aslo a chance that where i put a humbucker hole might not match up with the humbucker sized hole in the body exactly. In my experience, custom pickguards can be a huge pain in the dickballs.
Prolly, it would be halpfull if you were to tape a large piece of paper over the body and use the old unwrapped-crayon-on-its-side technique to create a rubbing that showed the pickup holes and mounting screw points as accurately as plossible, and mail that wif the templater pickguard.
In the spirit of full disclosure, even wif all of that, there would still be a chance that shit wouldn't match 100% first time 'round. Usually a pickguard made from the scratch with need some adjusty jiggering.
What is would cost you would be shipping, and then dependent on how much the plexi costs, and how much guff it gives me when i try to run a router through it. Once it is finished, plexi is nice and strong and scratch resistant, but the process of working the stuff can suck, as it rather likes to shatter when introduced to power tools. Sometimes i have been able to work it easily first go with no issues, other times, i have run into Great Big Whore Problems with the stuff splitting and shooting shards of sharp plastic all about the room.
Other than that, there is a pickguard dood somewhere out there in internetland, but i don't remember anything about where or how much. I vaguely recall it being called something stupidly simple like "The Pickguard Guy" or something though.
