Holmer Guitar Fret Wires 2.9mm 24 Frets Stainless Steel Fretwire Compatible with Fender Electric Guitar Bass Guitar Fingerboard Replacement.

These are nice. Used them for a custom build

Saves some of the hassle of a refret.

I got the shipment quickly and they are stainless steel frets as advertised. I am demoting 1 star though for the different basic shapes. There were a few that were wider or taller and consistency is not accurate. I am going to be filing them awhile. I know that some are thinking it is must my fret board not being leveled no, that is not the case they were off visually before being mounted. I sorted them the best I could and then put them on the most logical way to compensate for the differences. Most of them were alike enough but at least 3-4 were fat and low. Due to them being stainless steel it is also longer and harder to correct this with my files. The other frets will need filed down to compensate the difference. This is not ideal if I bought this set to gain height only to have to file them to a normal distance. The tangs did not hold very well at all either. I had a brand new fret board and slots were proper size. Otherwise yes they are good quality stainless steel pre-cut frets. I did have to nip the ends off since no 2 guitars seem to have the same size fret board but I assumed this going in. Be aware these stainless steel frets take A LOT more work to get flat on the board you will need a fret vice and a fret hammer as well and level and crown are way harder as well. Super harder!

Yes they are Stainless Steels frets, but not exactly the size 2.9mm only 2.5mm wide which is still a decent width. Unfortunately they are too long a bit, so you have to cut every one of them (on one side) which is extremely hard , unless you use it for A 22 fret guitar then just have to round the edges.

AFTER installing, you find, that these are quite perfect!! They go in super easy with a few taps using a fretting hammer (not sure the proper name). You don't need to cut them at all (you WILL need to file them down). They fit with just a bit of excess, so you really can't get it wrong. One, HEAD'S UP!!.... They arrive "loose", they aren't arranged, and they ARE DIFFERENT width's. So, lay them ALL out and arrange the WIDEST one's for the higher notes on the fretboard, and the narrower ones' for the low notes. Level them out before restringing, give them a good crowning (as needed), a good polish, and voila!!! Wow, do good frets make a difference on intonation, tone, and playability!!