I've taken a used Telecaster-shaped body (Aria Pro II) and applied skull and crossbones fabric to it, then hardened it with resin. It has a nitrocellulose lacquer matte finish. The neck (manufacturer unknown) was kept at home, and I've leveled the frets. The original guitar shows significant signs of use, with scratches and dents on the sides and back of the body. Neck: Almost straight (slightly forward bow) Frets: More than 70% remaining Volume, Tone: No crackling Would you like it as interior decoration or an objet d'art? The above describes the condition as of February 2025 (when first listed). Depending on when you purchase it, the strings may have rust, and the control pots may have crackling. I'm also listing other one-of-a-kind guitars. If you get shallow scratches like pick scratches, you can smooth the surface with sandpaper (1000-2000 grit) and re-spray with clear lacquer to remove the scratches. It takes a little practice. Acrylic lacquer should also work. #Custom #Telecaster