KAISH20pcs 6x2mm Guitar Natural Mother of Pearl Inlay Fingerboard Fret Dots
Details
- ColorWhite Mother
- MaterialNatural Mother
- Size6mm
- BrandKAISH
- StyleClassic
Description
🎶 Elevate Your Sound with Style!
- EASY INSTALLATION - Designed for effortless application, perfect for both DIY enthusiasts and professionals.
- UNIQUE AESTHETIC APPEAL - Each dot showcases natural variations, ensuring your instrument is one-of-a-kind.
- VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Ideal for guitars, ukuleles, banjos, and mandolins—perfect for any stringed instrument.
- TRANSFORM YOUR INSTRUMENT - Elevate your guitar, ukulele, or banjo with stunning mother of pearl inlays.
- WATER ACTIVATED BRILLIANCE - Watch the colors pop when submerged, adding a fresh touch to your fretboard.
The KAISH 20pcs 6x2mm Guitar Natural Mother of Pearl Inlay Fingerboard Fret Dots are premium-quality inlays designed to enhance the aesthetic of your stringed instruments. Each dot is made from natural mother of pearl, ensuring unique color variations and a luxurious finish. With a diameter of 6mm and thickness of 2mm, these inlays are compatible with guitars, ukuleles, banjos, and mandolins. The package includes 20 pearl dots, perfect for a complete upgrade.
Reviews
K**S
Fits in my Generic Strat
Good mix of colors. Great price.
E**C
Looks pearly
Installed glued and sanded. Looks great
L**S
On time, product. as advertised
Hav3 yet to use them.
A**R
Excellent
Perfect!
H**D
Pear dot
Awesome
V**R
BEAUTIFUL.
EXCELLENT AND BEAUTIFUL, GREATLY HIGHLIGHTS THE GUITAR AND PERFECT FOR GUITAR CLASSES. FAST DELIVERY AND VERY WELL PACKAGED.
A**R
Good quality
These are natural shell inlay dots. They should go in nicely with the fretboard drilled with a 1/4" forsner bit. One was cracked, but I only need 12 for a 24 fret guitar, so 20 pieces is fine. I saw some bad reviews, and I guess if they are poorly handled you can get a lot of chipped ones. But the price is right, and you can always return bad ones. My experience was fine.
R**E
Nice, slightly bigger than 6mm though
Mine weren’t 6mm (which would be .236”). Mine were .245”, about 6.25mm, or close to 1/4”. I ended up using a 1/4” drill bit to drill countersink holes and they fit well in the hole. If I’d have drilled a 6mm hole they wouldn’t have fit. Otherwise they were very pretty and nicely round, and the dimension wasn’t critical except for fit- so measure yours and select the right drill bit if it matters in your application
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