Description

Music Nomad Fret Shield™
Fretboard Protector Guard for F-25.50" Guitar Fret Scale

Product Story

There is nothing like peace of mind while saving time and money. MusicNomad's patent pending Fret Shield sets a new higher standard for total fretboard protection when performing fret work such as polishing, leveling and crowning. Say "NO" to blue tape with our reusable design that goes on in seconds, fully protects without damaging the fretboard and lasts 100's of fret jobs. Our high quality stainless steel is the perfect thickness at .008" (.20mm), uses a precision manufacturing process free of burrs, and leaves all edges smooth and rounded. Our innovative formed drop-down edges allow the rubber bands we include to hold the Fret Shield in place securely and keep the bands below the top surface to avoid damaging them during the polishing process. Fret Shields come in the most popular Fret Scale sizes and even include a convenient hang hole. Whether your fretboard is finished maple or unfinished rosewood with inlays, your board will thank you for protecting it. That's MusicNomad quality - raising the bar in equipment care.

Product Features

Our patent pending Fret Shield gives you total fretboard protection when performing fret work such as polishing, leveling and crowning on a 25.5" Guitar Fret Scale up to 24 frets. Say "no to blue tape" and save time and money with this reusable design that goes on in seconds, fully protects without damaging the fretboard and lasts 100's of fret jobs.

Our high quality stainless steel is the perfect thickness at .008" (.20mm). We use a precision manufacturing process free of burrs and leaves all edges smooth and rounded, so it protects the fretboard without damaging it. The tapered design has slot sizes that measure from the first fret .125" (3.18mm) W x 2.075" (52.715mm) L to the last fret .125" (3.18mm) W x 2.516" (63.916mm) L and fits all fret sizes (from narrow to jumbo) found on 6 string guitars.

Our innovative formed drop-down edges allow the rubber bands we include to hold the Fret Shield in place securely and keep the bands below the top surface to avoid damaging them during the polishing process. The bands also help perfectly form the shield to every fretboard radius.

Rigorously tested and designed to be used with power buffing wheels, power polishing pads and other polishing systems. Laser etched logo and size will withstand sanding and filing during fretwork. Extremely useful for protecting all unfinished (rosewood, ebony) and finished (poly and lacquer) fretboards. Convenient hang hole.

Common 25.5" Fret Scales are Most: FENDER® (Strat, Tele, Squier), TAYLOR®, IBANEZ®, CHARVEL®, ESP®, JACKSON®, KRAMER®, SCHECTER®, PRS® Silver Sky and STEINBERGER® Models.

To determine your Guitar's Fret Scale size, see our FAQs to choose the correct Fret Shield or use our Tri-Beam Fret Scale Ruler MN820 (sold separately) to determine your Fret Scale size and which Fret Shield to buy.

FENDER®, TAYLOR®, IBANEZ®, CHARVEL®, ESP®, JACKSON®, KRAMER®, SCHECTER®, PRS® and STEINBERGER® and all other third party brand names are trademarks of their respective owners. Music Nomad LLC is not affiliated with those owners, nor claims ownership of those marks.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Our high quality stainless steel is the perfect thickness at .008" (.20mm). We use a precision manufacturing process free of burrs and leaves all edges smooth and rounded, so it protects the fretboard without damaging it. The tapered design has slot sizes that measure from the first fret .

125" (3.18mm) W x 2.075" (52.715mm) L to the last fret .125" (3.18mm) W x 2.516" (63.916mm) L and fits all fret sizes (from narrow to jumbo) found on 6 string guitars.

A: How to determine your scale length depends on what tools you have on your bench. See below for different methods of measuring scale length based on the tools you can access. We have provided 3 ways below. (MN820), place the zero edge flush against the inside edge of the nut (see photo below)

and measure to the center of the 12th fret (see photo below).

If your scale length is one of the more common scale lengths, the center of the fret will align with one of the scale callouts on the ruler. If not, read measurement and then double it to calculate your guitar scale.

2. Using a tape measure or ruler, align the 1" mark with the inside edge of the nut (see photo below)

and measure to the center of the 12th fret (see photo below).

Take the difference between the measurement and 1" (subtract 1" from the measurement you get) and double it to calculate your guitar scale.

3. If you are still unsure about your guitar scale, message us and we will be happy to assist you.

The trademarks, service marks or registered trademarks are those of their respective owners.

The parts on this site are made by or for Bitterroot Guitars.

These parts do not originate from the original OEM manufactures unless specifically identified as such.

FENDER®, TAYLOR®, IBANEZ®, CHARVEL®, ESP®, JACKSON®, KRAMER®, SCHECTER®, PRS® and STEINBERGER® and all other third party brand names are trademarks of their respective owners. Bitterroot Guitars LLC and Music Nomad LLC are not affiliated with those owners, nor claims ownership of those marks.

EMG®, is a registered trademark of EMG, Inc.

Fender®, Strat®, Stratocaster®, Esquire®, Telecaster®, Tele®, Jazzmaster®, Jaguar®, Mustang®, P-Bass®, and J-Bass® are registered trademarks of Fender Musical Instruments Corporation.

Gibson®, Epiphone®, Les Paul®, S.G.®, Flying V®, ES-175®, ES-335® and P-90® are registered trademarks of Gibson Guitar Corporation

Kluson® is a registered trademark of W.D. Music Incorporated

LM®, SURELOCK® are registered trademarks of LM Products Company Incorporated

Lock-It® is a registered trademarks of Musical Distributors Group

Martin® is a registered trademark of Martin Guitar Company

S.I.T. Strings® is a registered trademark of S.I.T. Strings Company, Incorporated