Guitar Fret Stickers- Color Coded- for Fretboard Note Positions

I looked for a while to find these because non of them have great reviews. I liked these because they had different colors for memorization but weren't too obnoxiously bright. Easy installation, the little stick helps wonders, use it! There are some that I didn't install perfectly, so my finger hits the sticker a little when I play and it pops up a small bit; but, that was my fault. While installing, if you stick them and have to redo it, they lose their sticky easily- so do it right the first time haha. I haven't taken them off yet but the one or two I tried to re-place when I installed didn't leave sticky residue. I will update when I take them off if this is a big issue. Overall super helpful. I am still confused as heck with music theory! But these help :).

Finally digging in and making myself learn the entire fretboard, rather than just spots that I typically play around.. This isn't an absolute essential to do so, but it does assist in learning some patterns, especially if you are a visual person like me.. I put these on a little Squire Strat to use when I'm working on this, and it translates well when I go to my other primary guitars. Great learning tool to have in your arsenal. I can see removing them in a few months and never looking back. Great product, they stick very well, and are not intrusive when you play. If this is something you are looking for to learn your fretboard, this particular product is great..

Stickers are great and serves their purpose. Only reason not 5 star is the delivery was 2 days after the promised delivery.

I just cut off the labels for the bottom two strings and used the DGBE part of the stickers for my baritone uke . Easy to put on.

Strips need to be longer on the ends so they can be wrapped on underneath side of guitar neck. User can always trim down if too long. Otherwise the ends can easily come loose underneath high and low E strings and interfere with string.

When I originally purchased these I wondered if that's sticky stuff would create a mess when I eventually took them off. The answer is YES! 😵‍💫 I found myself cheating all the time. Just looking at staring at the notes on The fretboard which was counterproductive. Writing the notes out on graph paper has been very helpful and sounding them out as I go up and down the string and playing random notes and envisioning where that note is on the fretboard has been far more helpful. There's a bunch of videos on YouTube on how to accomplish memorizing + incorporating the fretboard in your guitar playing. I had high hopes that this would be an easy fix. It was not 😌

Great

The trick I figured out is take the stick and once you lift the right side edge of each sticker use the stick to lift the decal. Then slide the stick through the left side under the big E string sliding it through under all the strings out to the right side. Then pressing on the left side down on the decal while pulling the stick out the right side. Then use the stick to rub out and bubbles and to rub the decal down smooth, then repeat. Easy peasy lemon squeezey