Luminlay Dots has anyone used them?

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  • hollywoodroxhollywoodrox Frets: 4304
    Moon glow inlay from warmoth  18 hrs :O 

    https://youtu.be/HeleviZBJT8
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  • hollywoodroxhollywoodrox Frets: 4304
    I need glowing shark fins in my life
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  • guitargeek62guitargeek62 Frets: 4250
    edited July 2020
    Kebabkid said:
    I ordered mine from.China (cheaper) along with a pen torch to light/charge them up. Arrived quickly and no issue and I had them installed on a bass by a Luthier for £30.

    They work well and make a difference. Just make sure you get the right size as too big and they look gimmicky
    Ah interesting, I’d tried a couple of search terms on aliexpress but hadn’t found any equivalents just yet - don’t suppose you still have a link to your ones please?
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  • KevSKevS Frets: 512
    Kebabkid said:
    I ordered mine from.China (cheaper) along with a pen torch to light/charge them up. Arrived quickly and no issue and I had them installed on a bass by a Luthier for £30.

    They work well and make a difference. Just make sure you get the right size as too big and they look gimmicky
    Ah interesting, I’d tried a couple of search terms on aliexpress but hadn’t found any equivalents just yet - don’t suppose you still have a link to your ones please?

    .Sorry,I've not been on for ages..Just saw your message.

    https://www.ebay.co.uk/str/luminlay

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  • FelineGuitarsFelineGuitars Frets: 11758
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    We use quite a bit of Luminlay . It is quite expensive (or has been to date).
    We used the larger 5mm pipe version on this neck - hard to miss the dots !






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  • JazzthatJazzthat Frets: 163
    WezV said:
    I normally trim them down with a razor blade rather than file.. the material is fairly soft so cuts easily. And you can get very close is you are comfortable with the blade

    I only ordered a small amount to try years ago and have had about 4-5 guitars worth out of it
    I don't know about that @WezV .

    When I was doing them , I had to use junior saw ! The inlay material seemed very hard to me and Stanley knife didn't do much apart from just cut in a bit and stopped . 
    It felt dangerous to continue so used different tool as above . 
    Finished it off with file and sandpaper .
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  • JazzthatJazzthat Frets: 163
    From my experience , luminlays stay on bright only for about 10-15min . After that , they gradually loose their brightness . 
    I've no experience on stage , but I believe with a decent lights from top every now and then they can recharge enough to let you see in dark .

    Here's mine I did a while ago .




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