Inlaystickers F-006DT-WT Fret Markers for Guitars & Bass - Dish/Trapezoid Les Paul Style Fret Markers - White Pearl

These are challenging to put on initially but they stay on, and really upgrade the esthetics

I bought a Jumbo GUILD guitar on eBay for $350. Excellent sounding guitar, but just a plain Jane for looks, with satin finish. I added "Abalone" stick-on trim around the edges and some scroll work. But the position markers were just plain dots. These "Pearl" position markers really dressed it up.

Its a sticker, looks like feels like, is, a Sticker. As long as you know it will Always LOOK like a sticker and do it Knowing that, its kinda cool if you Dont want a new neck or to Carve in new inlays.... (your kids might like it to add to their lil $100 fake squier lol) not going on any '59 G,L.P or '52 Tele!? lol i still bought another pack knowing this lol hell i put mine on My old squier from '97 when i was 12 lol but now its a mod'd out 4 pickups(tele necknpickup(in closed white single coil closed P.U cover; double rail; FenderSingleCoil from another Mexican*Stratocaster i own, and a mini LP humbucker in bridge position!*), 2 switch(to use any one or two pickups*), and a volume pot. only in lowest pot. port**(no tone nobs!) (And used a Jarritos Tamarind 1L plastic Bottlecap as the Nob! Lol) Textures ebony with polyurethane over that, plus a matte black 3ply pickguard; black cord port, and 4 of 6 tuner nobs are black the other 2 chrome*; And a simpler Tele inspired NO WAMMY BAR HOLE strat bridge!! With chrome cover! Filled the bridge void with epoxy, covered with a Btitish £20 note pasted on the back with polyurethane!! And i Cut the top of the headstock to be a spural like an Fstyle Mandolin!! So many Years of design ideas!? lol finally amazon made it possible! 🤔😆🤙🏻🤷🏼

I gave these a try . They adhere fine , and do everything they advertised. But I really prefer the bare rosewood . If you look at them on your neck from 20ft they look ok , but up close not very realistic. But they did go on fast and easy , and they stayed on . I just did not like them , but everyone is different.

I build custom guitars and wasn't really into the standard fender dot style neck inlays. I bought these wit the thought if I don't like them it's a $10 gamble so no harm done. After installing them... you have to take your time and try and get them in the right alignment I couldn't be more happy wit h the way they look! To get a replacement neck with these type of inlays would cost more than the entire build. They are sticking well and I can't feel them when I play so couldn't be more happy. I've oiled my fretboard with them on and now they look like they are the real thing unless you really look closely. Only time will tell how long they will stay on for but for the low cost it's worth trying them out. Already ordered another set for a backup.

Like so many other reviewers, I did not receive exactly what I ordered. I was supposed to get White blocks but when they arrived the next day they're silver trapezoid, since I read the reviews before ordering, I half expected this. I ordered these because I have cataracts and have difficulty seeing and, have only been playing for a short while so I still look, I don't play just by "feel". for this same reason I also could not install them exactly centered but they're close enough (as you can see by the photos), they do show up nicely and there are before and after so you can see what these look like compared to the original dot inlays. I do recommend either completely removing the strings from your guitar before installing unless you have enough extra string lengths to loosen them well enough to tape them off to the sides. The adhesion at least initially seems to be substantial, I've only had them on for less than 24 hrs. I don't play super aggressively so I think they'll stay put as for where on the finish and how long they'll look bright enough for me to see at a quick glance, time will tell. First impressions? They look good on the guitar and after a short "test drive" I find that they do indeed make knowing where I am on the fretboard much easier now. After some time I'll know whether to order some more of these for my other guitars. I'm only disappointed so far by the fact that they're not white blocks, but since I need these I'll settle.

I used the tip of a kitchen knife to stick them on then feed it under the strings and stick it. I didn't even take the strings off. I really like the look it gave to my no name flying V.

Great product. Just be sure to apply without the strings on and it's a piece of cake!