Fret Markers for Guitars & Bass - LP/SG Blocks - White Pearl,F-005BL-WT

So far so good! I think they look great. I’m happy with them so far. I’ve had them for a couple of weeks and they’re holding up nicely.

Nice looking fret markers! Fast delivery and easy to install.

I bought these to run this experiment: I wanted to put a big fat marker on the sixth fret to mark the halfway spot (the tritone, to be technical) on the neck. I am surprised that this does not look cheezy and is not noticeable to my finger tips when I play. Only time will tell, I am sure - but I get the impression that, if one really likes them, they are worth replacing if they get worn out or start peeling off. Too unsure of the long-term quality to give it five stars, but it won't surprise me if people do. Update: So, after I couple months I finished my experiment with the marker on the sixth fret. I was wondering how hard it would be to peel this decal off the fingerboard. Amazingly, it came right off, even though while it was on it was on good. So, there's another nice aspect: easy to remove. What I've settled for is to put these big rectangular markers on the fifth and seventh frets, to make them stand out from the dots on 3 and 9. This basically cuts the fingerboard in half and makes it easier to see where I am. I'm happy with them and got the circular Celtic cross set to do the same thing with an acoustic guitar: that is, to mark the fifth and seventh frets to make them stand out.

100% Positive review for these. I have bought various decal sets from these guys for multiple guitars and they all have been great. They give you a complete set covering up to 24 frets. They provided a longer decal for the 12th fret to cover the 2 dot inlays which I needed on this particular guitar. The adhesive doesn't seem super strong at first, but rub it a bit and it bites nicely. What's good about that is if you don't get the alignment perfect, you can still peel it up and reset it. I've had my older kits on other guitars for several years, not a single one has lifted. The clear backing on the decals peels off nicely also as it should. The decals are thin, and they have to be so you don't hit an edge and lift it while bending strings. But, because theyre thin, you can see an imprint of the dot inlay. You could sand the fret board to make it perfectly flat, but I don't bother. You cant tell unless you really get up close under a light. I also oil my rosewood fret boards about 2x a year and the decals dont seem bothered by it. Do NOT oil the board right before applying decals, but that's just common sense. Highly recommend!

Easy to put on, looked very nice! Had a little mess up when putting these on. But that was the carpented, bot the tools!

I've had another product from this company on another bass for years; it still looks and sticks great, and these blocks look to be off the same quality. But I was sent bass stickers in white pearloid (it's what I ordered and what the package says, so there's no mistake) but the blocks are more guitar sized and nothing like white pearloid. Less white and silver, more murky gray and green. So they're quality stickers, and now my bass has blocks and that's cool. But.... not what they were supposed to be.

I have shaky hands. I'll have someone else put them on for me. In the mean time they are great and draw lots of attention

I put these on a mini-strat, with dark wood fingerboard. They lay flat and do not interfere with fingering and do not come up. At close range, guitar snobs will recognize they are not real inlay, but most people (including myself) have to look extremely closely. I think the guitar snobs are just jealous of how much money I saved. It took me a while to put them on straight and symmetrically. That said, pulling them off and re-applying (while still fresh) did not cause any problems.