Inlay Sticker Fret Markers for Guitars - Playing Cards - White Pearl,F-020PC-WT

I put these on my Squier Bullet Strat (china). First off, the stickers are closely packaged together which one has to cut cautiously as to not damage it's neighboring sticker. Yeah,.. it's that close. 2nd ... the 12th fret sticker overlapped onto the 2 opposing frets. There is a space to aquire each fret but not enough to compensate the width of the frets. Any attempt to Xacto the problem ruins the integrity of the alignment of the one piece "Large Straight" image and once you make a cut on the sticker itself, it's ruined. I had to remove and toss it and render it back to the stock double dots. which disappointed me, but should have been a "Royal Flush" but that's me. Overall, disappointed it did not fit properly and it took waiting time after a precondition on the neck as per instructions for this product for the best results. In process of removing the rest of stickers now off the neck. I wasted my time and my money. Sorry, but it's the truth and this is the experience I had. Even with my trusty LED lit powerful Magnifying Glass and steady fingers and artistic abilities....Still a Pure Fail.

Decent print work however I took great care on installing them and I do mean great! Took my time, cleaned and prepped the fret board extensively, and then gently placed them down. I also, pressed and sealed them on extremely well with an appropriate tool. Only been a few weeks and they're randomly flaking off the fret board. Not like they're not sticky enough and peeling off, but rather they're coming apart in layers and flaking off. Probably won't buy again.BTW, these went on my '56 Les Paul Goldtop so you know I am very careful with everything I do to that guitar.

These fit beautifully and look great. Can't feel them at all while playing. Easy to install but it does takes some prep work. Found that using a q-tip and cleaning the frets with alcohol will remove all residual oil. Inlays then stick and won't come off. Apply fretboard oil or lemon oil after you're done.

These look great on my thinline deluxe Telecaster. Easy to install on a finished maple neck. Just wiped it down and applied the stickers. Rosewood and the like are porous, so it may take a little more prep to make sure they stick on those types of fretboards.

Got these for a old beater guitar I take outside to keep my good guitars inside and safe from damage, so I always wanted to do some art work on a old guitar like this, was easy to install (after a YouTube video) one complaint they need to be made in some liter colors, these were put on a dark rosewood neck and very hard to see, need to be in white, red, green etc....I like them just wish they were easier to see on a dark wood neck.