Fender Medium Jumbo Guitar Frets, Pack of 24

If refretting a Fender guitar then these are great if you don’t want to mess with stainless steel frets. Came with a perfect radius and easy to sand and dress and polish up beautifully! Will buy again for another cheaper squier I have soon!

I recently acquired 2001 Mexican Fender Stratocaster. The guitar was great but frets were (ob)used to the point that the crowning wasn’t an option. These frets fit the job, especially since they were bent almost to the correct radius.Please note that some specialty tools were used to cut, mount and finish frets. Also, you need knowledge and experience to do the refretting - it was not easy, it took some time and patience, but it came out nice.See before and after photo

If you have never done this before, I highly recommend looking at some YouTube tutorials. Having the right tools is a must.It was my first time replacing frets, but I studied the tutorials ahead of time, and I’m pleased with the result.

Since they are going to be taller than your old frets you will need to put in a new nut at the same time. I pre-cut the new frets to length with a Dremel tool. Saved a lot of filing time. I still had to hand file the edges and tangs. Worked perfectly. Like painting, prep is the most important step. Make sure the old slots are cleaned out and the finger board top is clean where the fret edges will rest flat. I used a brass hammer and super glue to install mine.

Frets were great! My husband uses them to make folk instruments called canjos. A fun instrument for kids and adults.

Awesome

5++

Easy to install. Nice that they are pre cut and pre radius. Will buy again