Collection: Paint Splatter & Drip Guitar Skins

Splatter and drip artwork breaks up the clean lines of a guitar body with flicks of colour, red runs, spray mist and rough textures, so every curve and cutaway looks different. This page collects neon skulls, blood-red drips, palette knife bursts, rasta stripes, city scenes and grunge splatters on high-gloss vinyl for bodies and pickguards.

  • Full body 50×60 cm or pickguard sheet
  • High-gloss laminated vinyl
  • No clear coat needed
  • In stock or printed to order
Sizes, fitting and questionsShow less

Two sizes, one design

The full body sheet (50×60 cm) covers the front and sides of any guitar or bass body in one piece. The pickguard sheet (27.5×33 cm) carries the whole design scaled down, ready to cut to a Tele or a Strat pickguard.

Fitting takes an afternoon

Sand, clean, lay the skin on, warm the curves with a hairdryer and trim the routes. No spraying, no booth.

Prefer it ready-made?

Every design here also comes UV printed on a copper-shielded pickguard, or in the box with a bound TL-style kit or body: the binding makes fitting the skin easy.

Common questions

Will the splatter pattern line up properly around the cutaways?

Splatter and drip designs have no fixed edges or straight lines to match, so trimming around horns, cutaways and control cavities rarely breaks the look. Placing a dense patch of colour or a skull over the lower bout keeps the main detail visible.

Does the skin feel raised or textured like real paint?

No, the drips, spray and grunge textures are printed, so the surface is smooth and finished with a high-gloss laminate. No clear coat is needed on top.

Which size should I choose for a bass or a pickguard?

The 50×60 cm sheet covers the front of a whole guitar or bass body, while the 27.5×33 cm sheet is sized for a pickguard. Most designs are printed to order, with some available from stock.