Jockomo Cat Paw Black Pearl Guitar Inlay Sticker

Really durable and they look pretty good. If you're standing in the audience, they look like real inlay. Best to take all the strings off, wipe down the neck, and do some planning with a ruler before applying -- measure twice, cut once sorta thing -- because once they're on that's it. Taking them off is easy -- the adhesive is really effective in terms of keeping the stickers on, but will not damage the fretboard if you take them off. Totally worth the 10 bucks

Great decals for the fret board of my bass. I already had a figure of a cat hanging on and saw these which I had to purchase to completes my bass customization. Instruction are clear and easy to follow.

Good quality! I love the colors! The numbers help me play since I jump around a lot when we perform. Take Flight Rocks!

Total crap. Will not last long. Thicker than it should be but doesn5hinder playing. TIP: buy this and take it to your local vinyl sign maker and have them produce them in vinyl....color won't run off and is much thinner. Harder to apply but if you're good with crafts it's a better option.

These are so thin that it's hard to tell if they are true inlays or not. They are well measured/engineered and fit almost perfectly, although I should have put mine a bit more towards the treble side of the neck as I didn't quite cover the dot on the 19th fret, but that's my fault. After watching their instructional video they were easy to apply and they look great. They don't impede playing the guitar at all. I put these on my Blackout Telecaster in memory of my cats who died recently. If they stay and can tolerate the use of lemon oil on the fretboard (as they claim) I will definitely be buying more for some of my other guitars, basses and perhaps even try on my viola and violin to show 2nd position, etc. I also have their "dove" inlay stickers on my Breedlove Pursuit white acoustic in the background of the picture, and they look great as well.

The inlays did not stick to the fretboard as well as I was hoping for. Removing the sticky transparent tape on top of the inlays caused some of the inlays paint ,(black in my case) to chip off leaving the inlays discolored and unusable. It was very disappointing and frustrating experience. I had to return it unfortunately.

Forget ANY other fret decals in here, if they’re not Jockomo brand, they suck! I’ve used others and they’re either almost impossible to put on or they fall off a week later, I have guitars wearing jockomo brand that are several years old with almost no wear. They protect your fretboard, make slides and bends effortless and add some cool jazz to your guitars looks. Remember tho, if it doesn’t say Jockomo, it’s a No-No.

My Kittycaster is finally complete. Very cute stickers. Very hard to tell that they're not inlays unless you're up close. I've gotten a lot of compliments on the guitar. I messed up a little on the positioning of the tail, so I'll be ordering another set in the future to redo it.