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

This is my fourth time buying inlay decals from this brand, and I love using them on my guitars to give each one a unique look compared to how they come from the factory. They really make them stand out. The quality is great too—my first set is about five years old and still looks just as good as the day I put them on.

Pretty easy application and seems like it will be long lasting. Foil type sticker. A little tricky getting it from the transfer paper to the sticky application part. I recommend patience. Obviously restringing your guitar and cleaning up the fret board would be preferable. Again, stress patience when applying so they come out looking great. I think they look good on my KKW. Before and After

These fret makers were a great addition to my Gretsch that doesn’t have them. They actually look great as an addition which I was worried about. They’ve been on for about a year with no issues. I was able to install them without taking the strings off with only a bit of extra effort. I didn’t use the included 12th fret markers. They just weren’t the look I was going for. Instead. I used the two smallest markers together at the 12th (see picture) Highly recommend.

Nice addition to my road trip squire strat. They have been on my fretboard for about a month and with heavy use no signs of the sticker coming up so it’s pretty sticky. As for size, it was perfect for all other frets but the 12th. The sticker inlay wasn’t big enough to cover both 12 fret dot inlay.

They're a little more gold than I expected from the pictures, but still beautiful. The stickers are on transfer tape. I'd recommend doing this during a string change, not with the strings on like I did.

I got these for a Fender Nashville Telecaster because I just think that dot inlays look bad and cheap. I thought the playing card pips would be a good match for this guitar. The installation was very easy. I don't know if this made a difference but I put them on about a week after getting the guitar. I put them on in early 2016 and they looked very good. A lot of people gave compliments on them. The only thing is that they have shifted in odd ways over time and so now some of them don't look as good since they are crooked or rotated slightly. The hand at the 12th fret still looks very good though. I was probably around 2020 that I first noticed that they weren't aligned as well as they used to be. For $10, getting four years of use out of them is fine. I could have replaced them or tried to reposition them but haven't bothered to. I liked them enough that I bought some other inlay stickers from the same company for a couple of other guitars with dot inlays but the other stickers didn't really cover the dots properly. With the guitar that I put the playing card pips on, it covered the dot inlays fine but it might not cover bigger dot inlays and it obviously won't cover bigger inlays like blocks or whatever but for a guitar with small dots or no inlays, this work fine.

the quality of the sticker is quite poor, wear off easily, plus string bending it's bad :(

I hesitantly bought these to put on a very expensive custom guitar that had no fretboard markers on it. After much deliberation and a surprise boost of confidence, I gave it a shot, and am very happy I did. Takes a lot of time and patience to get it right, but the result is very satisfying.