Jockomo Shark Fin (White Pearl) with Rosewood Dots for Guitar Inlay Sticker

It wasn’t to my expectation the stickers look fine but I wanted to replace the embedded stickers on my Jackson bass. These stickers are made for on neck not in the neck. I should’ve read the description thoroughly.

These are high quality vinyl decals. They are a "peel n rub" style and look original to the guitar once applied. My Jackson 7 string originally had the tiny "Piranha" inlays and I wanted the classic Jackson shark tooth inlays. For $10 it totally changed the look of my guitar! Would buy again in a second. Rock on!

First of I can apply decals and skins to Motor vehicles so I don't consider myself a novice. That being said, these were a pain to apply. The decal adhesive was not strong enough to stick on the neck and allow the clear top removal. I had to use a knife to lift a corner and hold down decal as I separated top. After that everything was great. I was afraid do to removal issues they wouldn't stick, but they do and are on guitar great with no lifting at all. And yes, I thoroughly cleaned before application. Overall I am very happy and they have covered the stupid hideous dots on tops side. Well worth it.

TRICKY TO GET ON STRAIGHT

Just love the way it looks on my guitar.

These shark-fin stickers worked well for me! I have a Washburn Classical Guitar, but, I never liked not having fret-markers on the fingerboard, with just some tiny dots on the binding... So, I tried these "stickers". And, they really worked great! They adhered well, and, they're still on, several years later! [ See PIC ] (My only issue with them is, that I'd like to treat the fingerboard with some F-One Oil, but, I don't think I'll risk having the shark-fins peel-off.) FYI, there was a top layer of some sort of CLEAR plastic "film" that DID peel-off of a few of them, but, it hasn't effected the actual white pearl-ish layer, and, as I said, they're still quite well attached, and, I think they look great! And, hey, for TEN BUCKS, they're a deal! I seem to have used 9 of them, but, I think there's more of them left over, somewhere... So, they work well, they look cool, and, they only cost 10 bucks! Just make sure that the fingerboard is clean, before you stick 'em, and, be sure that you rub them well, with the "flat" of your finger nail, or something, to really make 'em adhere well. Have fun!

Look good. Will see how long they last. Cheap improvement for curb appeal. And easier to see fret locations. Had to get creative for the 24th fret. As you can see in the picture.

I have to say I am impressed with the Inlay stickers!