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CED CE Distribution S T205 Fingerboard Guards 2 Sizes for protecting frets P5335489CED-S-T205 https://cdnimages.opentip.com/full/CED/CED-S-T205.jpg CE Distribution S T205 Fingerboard Guards 2 Sizes for protecting frets Manufacturer Part Number: S-T205Designed to protect the fingerboard when doing work on your frets. These shields are indispensable when doing any sort of fret work. Being only .010\" thick they can bend to accommodate and fingerboard radius. Made of 304 spring stainless steel.Comes with 2 sizes:3-1/8\" x 7/8\" x .010\" - 1/4 inch protection on either side of the fret3-1/8\"\" x 0.59\" x .010\"\" - 3/8 inch protection on either side of the fretMeasurements and Specs Item Length3.125 in. Item Thickness0.10 in. Item Width0.875 in., 0.59 in. Packaging Dimensions3.127 in. × 0.879 in. × 0.035 in. Weight (Packaging)0.013 lbs. 5335489 609722143349 0.0200lbs 0.00 0.00 0.00
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5.9400 2027-01-05 In Stock
customer review - by , October 10, 2025
5/ 5stars
Do yourself a favor and use a thumbtack or a nail to poke some holes in the deck where you want the screws to go. If you don't do this I'm convinced it's near impossible to install these, at least with the included tool. I had to resort to a Tech Deck Pro tool to help getting these on. These are real metal and you can't beat the look. The shapes aren't perfect, even when tightened all the way down you can see small gaps between the rails and the board. It's not really an issue though, provided you've driven these in enough to not be rattling around. They're kinda heavy, which I'm not crazy about, but it's what I wanted for this setup. If you don't like a heavier setup you should avoid these completely and go for plastic rails. They seem a little expensive for what they are but when it comes to durability so far so good.
customer review - by , November 11, 2022
5/ 5stars
pretty self explanatory, snapped while i was attaching to board
customer review - by , June 6, 2022
4/ 5stars
My biggest complaint about these rails was that it's hard to eyeball where they should go. My mistake was trying to poke spots for the first screw without the rail in position, so mine didn't end up where I wanted them. I like the rails themselves and the screws were fairly easy to put in. I may try again on a different board.
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CE Distribution S-T205 Fingerboard Guards - 2 Sizes, for protecting frets, Price/Package of 2

stars Rating 4.5 | 4 reviews
Brand CE Distribution
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UPC: 609722143349
SKU: CED-S-T205
Price: $5.94($2.97 / Piece)
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Product Description

Price is for Package of 2.

Manufacturer Part Number: S-T205

Designed to protect the fingerboard when doing work on your frets. These shields are indispensable when doing any sort of fret work. Being only .010" thick they can bend to accommodate and fingerboard radius. Made of 304 spring stainless steel.

Comes with 2 sizes:

  • 3-1/8" x 7/8" x .010" - 1/4 inch protection on either side of the fret
  • 3-1/8"" x 0.59" x .010"" - 3/8 inch protection on either side of the fret


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By NE
Date: October 05, 2025
Do yourself a favor and use a thumbtack or a nail to poke some holes in the deck where you want the screws to go. If you don't do this I'm convinced it's near impossible to install these, at least with the included tool. I had to resort to a Tech Deck Pro tool to help getting these on. These are real metal and you can't beat the look. The shapes aren't perfect, even when tightened all the way down you can see small gaps between the rails and the board. It's not really an issue though, provided you've driven these in enough to not be rattling around. They're kinda heavy, which I'm not crazy about, but it's what I wanted for this setup. If you don't like a heavier setup you should avoid these completely and go for plastic rails. They seem a little expensive for what they are but when it comes to durability so far so good.
Rating: 5 stars [5 of 5 Stars!]
By jose
Date: November 09, 2022
pretty self explanatory, snapped while i was attaching to board
Rating: 5 stars [5 of 5 Stars!]
By Positronic Brain
Date: June 04, 2022
My biggest complaint about these rails was that it's hard to eyeball where they should go. My mistake was trying to poke spots for the first screw without the rail in position, so mine didn't end up where I wanted them. I like the rails themselves and the screws were fairly easy to put in. I may try again on a different board.
Rating: 4 stars [4 of 5 Stars!]
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