Inlay stickers

[Klopp18]

I like them and use them.

that is the coolest fenderbird ive ever seen!

 

[IncX]

i have Creative Cuts pentagram inlays for my Warwick Vampyre SN. the guy was really cool. the first batch he sent me sort of got messed up (temperature perhaps?), o he sent me another set FREE OF CHARGE.

they have been here for 2 years now, and i do crazy bends all the time... they have been holding up great.

i do hope you do a better job at sticking them than i did though.

 

[Fletz]

Awesome IncX

 

[fourstringbliss]

I've done it before and it looks pretty darn good! I plan on doing it again on my current bass when I get some extra cash.

 

[HillBillyWannaB]

I just bought them on eBay from Creative Cuts for $7.50 with free shipping. I got Geddy blocks for my maple fretboard P-Bass (seen above).

That's sick, I paid like $20!

 

[ChasBass]

I just bought them on eBay from Creative Cuts for $7.50 with free shipping. I got Geddy blocks for my maple fretboard P-Bass (seen above).

Do you have a link. All I am finding come from Japan.

 

[bassman_al]

e-mail them at
[email protected]

 

[Chrisk-K]

Wow. I'd like to get a set of pearloid blocks!

 

[davelowell2]

http://shop.ebay.com/creative-cuts/m.html

No affiliation. Might get a set, though.

 

[bh2]

I really need some side dots.

 

[KaseOfBass]

These are the ones that I have. No problems whatsoever. Did take awhile to get here from Japan - a week and a half if I remember correctly.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120661727619

 

[gafbass02]

Here's mine from creative cuts. Kinda wonky but that's my bad.
My bassmaster funk

In the middle on the Ryder p bass

 

[HillBillyWannaB]

I really need some side dots.

I used these:

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They have other colors, just do a search on the site for "side" and they'll come up.

 

[gafbass02]

 

[bassman_al]

to get them to line up right, I use small alligator clips that you can get at Radio Shack. I attach them to the edge of the part of the sticker that is excess, the part that you eventually peel away, not to the actual inlay part. that way I can set the sticker down on the fretboard and take a good look at it to make sure it lines up right.

 

[shwashwa]

so what's the verdict on these? do they hold up? i have a bass with no markers and i realize that i need them! are they easy to take off when i decide to take them off?

 

[bassman_al]

Mine are holding up great

 

[stflbn]

I like them if I'm playing a bunch of dark dank stages. My maple necked bass has Abalone dots and are tough to see with old eyes. White blocks or black blocks help a lot.

I know it makes some people feel 'dirty' though thinking of using them.

 

[StuartV]

I got some black pearl (for a maple board, of course) ones from Creative Cuts. I was worried about getting them on straight and centered, so I asked my tech that I go to if he could put them on for me. He said sure. He put one on (1st fret), thought it looked cheesy and insisted that I take the bass home with one sticker on it and look at it for a couple of days before he spent the time putting the rest on.

I kept it on there for a while. I liked the way it looked and would have done the rest. Except.... my tech didn't get it exactly straight OR centered. It was just a little off, but enough to notice on anything more than a casual glance.

So, after it was on there for however long, I ended up taking it off. It came off with no problems and no residue just using my fingernail.

I since replaced the whole neck with a Geddy style neck from Allparts, so the project is moot now.

 

[yellofury]

I installed the Japanese thin ones on my Jazz bass
from close up you can see the weird green squigglies but from a far they look pretty real
I like them and if I get tired of them I can peel and toss

a good idea is to leave the E and G (or B and G /E and C) strings on the bass when adhering
I used them as a makeshift guide and went quick and careful