Best Fretboard CLEANING METHOD!
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- How to clean your fretboard and polish your frets so they look and feel amazing. After this tutorial your guitar fretboard and frets will look super clean and stunning. The video contains the method for cleaning a rosewood or ebony fretboard foremost. It also touches on maple fingerboards and set necks on Gibson or Epiphones and how to protect a set neck guitar when cleaning.
The process is pretty easy to do with simple equipment. The views represent my opinion and I believe this method is safe. However, if you are unsure please consult a guitar specialist/luthier.
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Chapters:
00:00 A quick look at the dirty fretboard before cleaning
00:17 Remove the guitar neck if you can
00:35 How to protect a set neck guitar like a Gibson or Epiphone for cleaning
00:49 How to clean a maple fretboard
01:03 How to clean a rosewood or ebony fretboard using lemon oil
01:43 Now the really satisfying part of cleaning....
02:03 Should you use steel wool to clean a fretboard?
03:33 How to clean the back of the neck
03:50 How to polish the frets to an incredible shine
05:43 Careful with bad rust spots!
06:20 What grit of sandpaper should I use for cleaning frets?
07:33 A look at those stunning frets and fretboard
07:39 And how the fretboard looks under some cool lighting :) 
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Four zero steel wool. Cover the pickups with masking tape. No need to remove the neck. Wipe off the board after the steel wool. Hit it with some oil let it set. Wipe off or add more as needed. VERY simple.
Fantastic and VERY STUNNING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you! Cheers!🤘🎸
@@appetiteforguitar
thank you :)
You're welcome!
is giving it a dust down with a dry cloth not good enough?
If that grime is not too bad for sure. This method gets pretty much the most disgusting fretboard clean!
I'll get stainless steel frets and a maple fingerboard before i ever have to do this sheet again, F that
Lol... yep, cloth and ur pretty much done with maple and steel. Most frets/fretboards aren't like that tho so yeah... is what it it is. It's worth it in the end for a nice playing result. Keep rockin' 🤘🎸
Why remove a neck 😮
No risk of damaging the body with sand papers or nickel filings gettings into the pickups and causing a short.
@@appetiteforguitar No need to completely remove the neck, you can just cover the body to protect it. Good point in protecting the pickups though. Frets look fab when finished ! i used to own a Pacifica just like yours, Great guitars. Nice video mate! Very well done! Cheers :)