Neck illusions The Smile Fingerboard Protector with Graphics - Removable / Reusable DIY sticker decals for electric and acoustic steel string guitars up to 24 frets

Description

This Neck Illusions is called "The Smile", this is from Leonardo da Vinci's classic masterpiece titled "The Mona Lisa". Open circle fret markers. Patent pending award winning product features: Standard Fit - Fits standard 6 string electric and acoustic steel string guitars up to 24 frets. Scale lengths from 24 to 25.625 inches. Nut widths of 1.55 inch (39mm) and wider Protects - Helps shield the fingerboard from the natural acidic properties of a players fingers as well as helping to protect from dirt, grime and wear caused by finger friction. Non-permanent & reusable - With it's low tack adhesion they can easily be removed and reused without leaving any sticky residue on the fingerboard. Stays in Place - The highest of quality construction, our innovative micro-woven material won't ever move, wrinkle or stretch! Easy to Install - Complete step-by-step instructions included. Individual, repositionable pieces make the installation super easy. Typically takes less than 20 minutes. Ultra Thin - Only 0.005 inches thick, they won't interfere with your playing ability! The smooth feel of the product also allows for a more fluid and faster play. Acoustically Transparent & Recording Studio Approved - Neck illusions fingerboard protectors will NOT affect the tone or sustain of the instrument. Analysis and testing was performed and approved by a professional recording studio. Durability - This product will endure up to 1000 +/- hours of playing before showing signs of wear. The first indications of wear should be a slightly noticeable wearing of the ink on the protector. Working like a gauge, that indication lets you know that the protector is doing its job and diverting wear away from the fingerboard. The number of hours of the product durability can vary depending on how aggressive the playing style is, how much playing is performed and how acidic the players fingers and hands are. (based on this criteria your individual results may vary)