Built up the soundboard and fret board binding with these and they are looking great!

I'm using this on parts of the twin ukes I'm building

I did a diy defretting of my seven-string bass, and this worked perfectly to fill in the fret lines. It looks great on the purple heart fretboard.

Great, as described, no issues. I would buy these again.

...but these solved my problem. The resonator on my 1928 Paramount Style A had lost a section of binding. None of the stock combinations would work. So I laminated two pieces of each color together and then thinned them down a bit. A few more clamps would have come in handy but the results were worth the effort.

This was my first time doing purfling and it was so easy to use. I got the package of 6 maple black and white. I also used the curly maple biding and it looks great too.

I generally make my own purflings but purchased the maple purflings to save me time in the shop. Very good quality and well worth the expense.

Had a friend that pulled all the frets out to have a fretless bass. I made him leave it with me so I could fill the frets and set it up properly. Maple on rosewood is a nice contrast. Worked great and now sounds pretty good for a potential disaster.

These strips are made from soft maple and can be difficult to achieve sharp lines. They work good, but I would suggest doubling your order because

of the inconsistent width and at times thickness.