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Just watched you most recent video, well done you are doing great - probably better than the progress I had made after 1 week. Keep up the good work and I am waiting to see what comes next. Thanks again for sharing. Alan

I am about 6 months in to this most recent escapade of playing the guitar and already I feel that some of my skills have surpassed where I was all those years ago. I may not be a really accomplished player in any way shape or form but I am progressing, and I am practicing in a similar manner I.e. shorter regular sessions often picking the guitar up for a few minutes while I am waiting for the kettle to boil etc. For my more "structured" sessions I tend to use scales practice to warm my fingers up and practise strumming with muted strings, before getting on to real practice. I am now starting to feel that I am playing some music and not just practising.

Take both to your luthier, then, so that he/she can see what you're after.

Yes, re-fretting is easy, for experienced guitar technicians..! It can be done 'at home', but results can be disappointing, especially if one doesn't have adequate tools for the job. Best done, for the first (and second, and third..!) time on a neck with no particular value. What would 'slightly larger' frets bring to the party..? If it played well before, have the same fitted, and it will play well again. Remember the old adage : 'If it ain't busted, don't fix it.'

That’s mojo right there, I’d leave it. YMMV.

Check out Louie Shelton's fretboard?.