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Block Inlay Decals

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I got some for Christmas (yea!!); I'll post before and after photos. A set of blocks for my SR-405: the quilted maple with simple dots is uninspiring. A set of dishes for my AXS-32: Ibanez thought no inlays would look cool, but I find it annoying. The 12th fret is gonna be odd, as there are two small dots near the low E string...
 
Samsound said:
I got some for Christmas (yea!!); I'll post before and after photos. A set of blocks for my SR-405: the quilted maple with simple dots is uninspiring. A set of dishes for my AXS-32: Ibanez thought no inlays would look cool, but I find it annoying. The 12th fret is gonna be odd, as there are two small dots near the low E string...

I did the bass last night; just eyeballed the alignments like the YouTube videos. It looks pretty good, but I managed to put the first fret block on a smidgeon crooked. I'm gonna measure and mark when I do the guitar and post pictures of both.
 
Small update. The block on the first fret was blatantly crooked (when viewed along with the strings), so I decided to take a crack at repositioning it as well as the 5th fret block. It came up pretty easy and intact. Repositioned, and it's still sticking just fine.