Heat shrink tubing is sometimes used in guitar electronics - especially if your guitar uses copper shielding or conductive shielding paint.

Why? Quite simply, the protective tube is very useful when it comes to protecting key joints (eg. around the joints on the output jack) or in particular when a bare ground wire is running through the inside of a guitar.

Simply add heat to shrink the rubber tube and make it nice and snug around the desired area.

We offer 2 sizes:

3.2mm is perfect for the that often runs through the control cavity of a Les Paul/SG and other guitars. It is also very useful for protecting key or vulnerable joints (if they touch a live wire or any shielding equipment, the whole circuit will short), such as the jack socket.

1.6mm diameter - ideal for insulating capacitor leads and jumper wires.

*Each tube is sold in 6 inch lengths which you can then cut to size if required*

*Multiple quantities will be supplied as one length*