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Inlay Sticker Fret Markers for Guitars & – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Inlay Sticker Fret Markers for Guitars & Bass – 1/8″ Small Side Marker Dots – White Pearl
Item Weight
0.634 ounces
Package Dimensions
5.6 x 4 x 0.2 inches
ASIN
B01GKX3KGQ
Date First Available
June 19, 2020
Color Name
White Pearl
Size
1/8 Dots
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T. K (verified owner) –
Looks good and sticks well, but number of dots provided makes no sense – Looks really good and adhesion is solid. My only gripe with these is that with the sheet provided there are 3 sizes, smallest to cover the markers on the side of the neck, medium that is the exact size of standard fret dots, and one size larger than normal. The standard size dots do not provide enough dots to cover all the markers on a regular 21 fret guitar, and can only cover 7 of the 9, so that size are practically useless unless you want to mix the sizes.
Z. E (verified owner) –
Eh.. – They look alright for being just decals, but not quite what I was hoping for. Definitely need tweezers to apply properly. Probably won’t keep them on my guitar.
F. M (verified owner) –
Good interim solution, if you’re not too fussy – I got these for the side dots to put on an old Gibson L-4 I converted to left-handed (the nut and bridge can be reverted to righty if I sell later on – but I don’t want to drill holes in the fingerboard for lefty side dots). I also don’t play with a strap and I use the whole fingerboard so the lack of side dots is an issue.
F. A (verified owner) –
Easy to install, look great – It indeed does help to individually cut out the dots, considering the transfer film over them. But, following the easy included instructions, I don’t understand why people say these are tough to put on…needing an installation video from YT, using tweezers, and so on. Aside from the said scissors recommended, these are easy to put on. Just be careful, it’ll be a snap.
Z. H (verified owner) –
These are surprisingly convincing – I got these to put on the neck of my Fender Aerodyne. It’s an all-black bass with no inlays. It can get very confusing over the 12th fret. Anyway, I put them on there and I swear it looks like it came from the factory that way. They also haven’t shown any signs of peeling off despite having been on there for a year or so. Highly recommend.
L. B (verified owner) –
Exactly what I needed to highlight the frets in low lighting – Used these for my Fender Jazz Bass. They’re not some cheapo paper sticker. They’re made of some more sturdy material and provide a more raised feel on top of the guitar. They’re exactly what I needed to help highlight the markers, especially when playing on stages where there is low lighting. They’re also the perfect size (not too big to sit on top of your neck and not too small so they’re visible). Before and after pictures attached to the review.
D. K (verified owner) –
Look great. Side dots are hard to apply. – These look great and are a nice, relatively easy upgrade to the tiny pinprick side dots on my bass neck.
D. K (verified owner) –
Look great. Side dots are hard to apply. – These look great and are a nice, relatively easy upgrade to the tiny pinprick side dots on my bass neck.
Z. H (verified owner) –
These are surprisingly convincing – I got these to put on the neck of my Fender Aerodyne. It’s an all-black bass with no inlays. It can get very confusing over the 12th fret. Anyway, I put them on there and I swear it looks like it came from the factory that way. They also haven’t shown any signs of peeling off despite having been on there for a year or so. Highly recommend.
T. K (verified owner) –
Looks good and sticks well, but number of dots provided makes no sense – Looks really good and adhesion is solid. My only gripe with these is that with the sheet provided there are 3 sizes, smallest to cover the markers on the side of the neck, medium that is the exact size of standard fret dots, and one size larger than normal. The standard size dots do not provide enough dots to cover all the markers on a regular 21 fret guitar, and can only cover 7 of the 9, so that size are practically useless unless you want to mix the sizes.
F. A (verified owner) –
Easy to install, look great – It indeed does help to individually cut out the dots, considering the transfer film over them. But, following the easy included instructions, I don’t understand why people say these are tough to put on…needing an installation video from YT, using tweezers, and so on. Aside from the said scissors recommended, these are easy to put on. Just be careful, it’ll be a snap.
D. G (verified owner) –
Just what I needed – I play a guitar upside down, so I can never see the markers. These worked out very well. I have $300.00, and 4,000,00 dollar guitars, so I wanted something that didn’t mark the finish. I put a couple dots in the wrong place and had to remove them. They came off without leaving a mark, so I’m happy. Sliding your hand across them doesn’t move them. Only time will tell, but I’m glad I bought them. Still looking for a more cost effective solution. You can buy 20 of these dots for $10.00, or buy 1,000 dots for $2.00. Doesn’t make since.
F. M (verified owner) –
Good interim solution, if you’re not too fussy – I got these for the side dots to put on an old Gibson L-4 I converted to left-handed (the nut and bridge can be reverted to righty if I sell later on – but I don’t want to drill holes in the fingerboard for lefty side dots). I also don’t play with a strap and I use the whole fingerboard so the lack of side dots is an issue.
Z. E (verified owner) –
Eh.. – They look alright for being just decals, but not quite what I was hoping for. Definitely need tweezers to apply properly. Probably won’t keep them on my guitar.
D. G (verified owner) –
Just what I needed – I play a guitar upside down, so I can never see the markers. These worked out very well. I have $300.00, and 4,000,00 dollar guitars, so I wanted something that didn’t mark the finish. I put a couple dots in the wrong place and had to remove them. They came off without leaving a mark, so I’m happy. Sliding your hand across them doesn’t move them. Only time will tell, but I’m glad I bought them. Still looking for a more cost effective solution. You can buy 20 of these dots for $10.00, or buy 1,000 dots for $2.00. Doesn’t make since.
L. B (verified owner) –
Exactly what I needed to highlight the frets in low lighting – Used these for my Fender Jazz Bass. They’re not some cheapo paper sticker. They’re made of some more sturdy material and provide a more raised feel on top of the guitar. They’re exactly what I needed to help highlight the markers, especially when playing on stages where there is low lighting. They’re also the perfect size (not too big to sit on top of your neck and not too small so they’re visible). Before and after pictures attached to the review.