Replaced the original pickguard of an 2006 Squier Standard series. Holes lined up mostly, except for slight deviations on a few screws - still managed to screw it in without re-drilling holes.
It looks very good, the only thing missing compared to the original is that while the outer screws have sink-holes, the ones for the pickups/switch don't, so you either have to do a bit of drilling or accept that the screw heads are sticking out on top of the pickguard.
Insulation is provided around the pots and the switch, not around the whole backside but this is identical to the original pickguard as well as more expensive ones like from Göldo. I used some copper tape just in case.
Color-wise it is an creamy white with a very slight green tint. Definitely not vintage mint (unfortunately can't upload a comparison photo) but quite subtle and in my opinion it looks pretty good. My pickup covers have yellowed over years and while it doesn't quite match that color, the combination still looks good.
Worth the price? For sure. If it had pre-drilled sink-holes I'd even rate it higher than the Göldo pickguards at more than double the price as they have the exact same issue.
