How to Make a BJ Replica? Tutorial

How to make a BJ Replica? People ask me a lot of questions about BJ Replicas, So Today I'm making this Tutorial. This Includes all commonly asked questions like 'Steps to Stick', 'Frequently asked Questions' etc. Hope you guys like it.

Things You'll Need

To make a BJ Replica, You'll have to meet the following requirements.

A Guitar
A Blue Stratocaster Guitar is highly recommended, But you can use any guitar and any color you wish, for pics of custom replicas, Click here.

Access to a PC Printer for Printing
A Printer is needed for printing purposes.

Some Papers
Normal A4 Size Paper works well with Printer.

White Glue
White glue is the Best for sticking stickers since it gets removed easily without harming guitars body and paint. It is widely known as Carpenter Glue or PVA Glue or Fevicol. So look out for it in your country.

A Scissor
For Cutting Stickers out from paper.

Optional: You can also use Sticker paper in place on Normal A4 Size paper, Use it at your own risk because it may be difficult to remove afterwards.

If using Sticker paper then you don't need white glue.

Replica Version

Once you have all the things listed above, Now you'll need to Decide what version Replica you want to make. Below are different versions, Click on them to see Photos of that version.

• 1994 Version
• 1996 Version
• 1997-98 Version
• 2000 Version
• 2002 Version
• 2004 Reading Fest Version
• 2005 Bullet in a Bible Version
• 2010 Version
• 2011 Version
• 2012 Version
• 2013 Version

• Frankenstein Guitar Version 

• Customized Versions

Steps to put on guitar:

Now Get BJ Stickers from here, For Hi-Res version click here.

Print them on Paper using PC Printer. (You Can also use Sticker paper)

After Printing, Use Scissors to cut out the stickers from paper. Place the stickers on your guitar as in your favorite version.

When Satisfied with its look, Stick them using white glue.

After sticking Stickers, Leave your guitar for a few minutes so that the glue Dries off.

Now Plug your guitar into an Amp and Rock On!!!

Some Tips

White glue can be removed easily, It is safe and does not harm your guitar body and Paint. It doesn't even leave any marks.

I'll not suggest the use of Double-sided tape or Sticker Paper etc. for sticking because it'll be hard to remove and can damage guitar body, Use it at your Own Risk.

If you don't care to stick or your guitar is old and it doesn't matter what and how you stick then use duct tape around strap buttons and other places to give it a real look.

Billie Joe Guitar Blue Stickers by Jim Luthra is licensed under aCreative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.

This Product has been Licensed Under Creative Commons Attribution. So You guys are allowed to use or share these stickers only if you credit the Original Author 'Jim Luthra'