Hi super kid: you're fixing it when it breaks? Wow - how? Care to show us some photos of what you're doing?

Seriously, you need the right wire for the job. For most single-coils or humbuckers that is going to be 42-AWG coated copper wire. As cjpeck suggested, you can buy that from Stew-Mac:

http://www.stewmac.com/shop/Electronics ... _Wire.html

Alternatively, with help from Forum user Nutter I found that you can buy wire cheaper and with more options from specialist manufacturers. For example, where he and I live in the UK this company supplies pickup wire with a variety of finishes (some people such as Eric Johnson think enamel coating is better than modern plastic):

http://wires.co.uk/acatalog/gpw.html

I now have a few miles of their copper wire of various gauges waiting in my work room.

Or you could enter "pickup winding wire" into an Ebay search. (Actually, that also produces several results from the UK company I mentioned.) If you are in the States here's someone selling 42 gauge wire in small quantities:

http://cgi.ebay.com/PICKUP-WINDING-WIRE ... 2eb134c837

Now. Don't break it as you wind it!

Good luck - C

PS: Are you going to wax pot the pickup when you've wound it?

I'd love to give some pics but can't.I don't have anywhere I can up load them.Do you know any free safe sites I can use for this purpose? If you do I have to ask my mom to make an acount.I wont see her for three days.I'd love to post some pics.so if you could point me in that direction I would be very HAPPY!
1) photobucket.com
2) using YOUR email, make an account
3) ????
4) PROFIT!!!

I dont have an E-Mail what does ???? mean?

Now we're going to have to watch out for SuperKid boutique effects and handmade pickups!

Somebody correct me if I wrong, but 30 gauge won't work because the impedence would be wrong. You might (maybe, but I doubt it) get a sound but nobody (including you) would like it.