Inlay Sticker Fret Markers for Guitars & Bass - Garcia Deluxe - Ocher,F-013GD-OC

They go on easily if you follow the directions carefully. The stickers look nice and stay on well.

Looks great but because of the intricacy of the design, they are a challenge to install.

I mean, it makes my guitar look better. The first sticker didn’t cover the grayish dot on my guitar but everything is perfect. $10 for these sticker is a little to much. Maybe $8 is a good price.

These Royal style indicators for any guitar very easy to apply durable and classy and it doesn't end there the application of these indicators is extremely simple and in my opinion if they are applied a bit off centered or a little cockeyed because of there style you or your friends will barely notice it what so ever basically fool proof...

If you read and follow the instructions, these can really make your guitar look amazing. Just go slow, pay attention to the details, and it'll be fine. They're thin enough to not interfere with the fret action and durable enough to still look new after a hundred hours of playing. My guitar was beautiful to begin with, but the fingerboard lacked fret markers of any kind and just didn't look quite right. Now it's GORGEOUS and the pride of my collection.

Their nice but not real quality looking will see how well it goes

I have to say, I didn't expect to get these so soon. I got it 3 days later, so very fast shipping. Envelope was unnecessarily big though. I applied it to my guitar, and my guitar looks better than yesterday at least, heh. I would have liked slightly better instructions though. A WORD OF WARNING though: I was assuming fret dot covers, so naturally I started putting the first sticker over the first dot (3rd fret), the second sticker over the second dot (5th fret), and so on. It wasn't until I got to the 12th fret that I noticed something was wrong, and I had an extra sticker. It then dawned on me that the reason the stickers had barely fit up to that point was because they were meant to be higher. The first sticker is meant for the FIRST FRET, not the first fret dot. THEN you go down the line of adding the stickers over the dots. This would also explain why the first sticker doesn't cover the dot like the other stickers do. I'd take the stickers off and reapply them to where they are supposed to go, but I don't want to mess them up. I literally just got them... Anyway, they are cool though, and this was a neat idea.

The adhesive didn't seem strong enough at first, but the things have stuck on through five or six practices. I applied them to a Rockbass Corvette, which comes without fret markers, and they do the trick. They look pretty real too.