Inlay Sticker Fret Markers for Guitars & Bass - Custom Dots Set - Ocher, F-085CD-OC-AZ

Good quality......looks good on fretboard Been on a couple of weeks now and still attached.

Bought these to use on Ibanez gold top. (The guitar comes with nice but very small abalone fret markers that are difficult to see.). These were predictably fiddly to place but largely because I couldn't be bothered to remove the strings! The dots have different sizes but I needed to use the largest as I needed ten. Mmm. Perhaps a little too large aesthetically but easy to see. Importantly, the strings don't seem to touch them or rub on them even when bending...and, probably easy to remove If not required at a later date. If your looking for stick on fret markers, these are pretty damn good.

I had ordered a Tele neck that was roasted Maple and it looked slightly dark in the photo online but, when it came it was Really dark and worse still they had used black fret markers, you could hardly see them. Then I found these, looked just the job, and they were. Very pleased. Now I can see where I'm going.

My only disappointment is that I bought these expecting them to be 'White Pearl' colour. But they are actually more like Silver (I wish I'd read some other reviews first, that also point this out!). So they don't really match (or even look close to!) other White Pearl pieces already on my guitar. However, apart from the colour issue, they appear to be quite usable (albeit a little fiddly to put on) and they do look OK. So, if you aren't too worried about the colour matching other bits, then they would most probably be fine.

Great extender for tight waist jeans and trousers thus saving having to buy new ones.

I tried this product thinking it would be quality due to the price. Unfortunately they do not stick, to anything. I've used decals on my guitar neck before and they worked fine but sadly these do not stick. I even tried one on a different surface, something smoother and it wasn't sticking. It just slides around. DO NOT BUY!

Only wanted them for the smaller, side-neck dots - for a classical (Yes, sacrilege, I know). Easy enough to use and look as if they'll stick around longer than the 'transfer' alternative that just scratch off in no time. Time will tell, of course... (but will probably outlive me).

Only used the small dots on the edge binding of the neck as my Vintage guitar didn't have markers. Easy to put on and stick well. So far so good.