Did my bass guitar frets a week ago, took a little elbow grease to leave them looking better than new. I used kitchen napkins to see how much dirt I removed, probably using clean rag would have been easier. Frine is definitely worth every penny
Mask off your pickups or bag over the whole body of your guitar and tie/tape it up before you steel wool your frets. You don’t want bits of steel wool getting on/in your pickups.
The 4 minutes were worth it. Going to try this method out during my next string change. Thanks!
Just ordered some for myself. I was blown away by their fretboard cleaner, so this was a no-brainer.
Did my bass guitar frets a week ago, took a little elbow grease to leave them looking better than new. I used kitchen napkins to see how much dirt I removed, probably using clean rag would have been easier. Frine is definitely worth every penny
I love those inlays!
Mask off your pickups or bag over the whole body of your guitar and tie/tape it up before you steel wool your frets. You don’t want bits of steel wool getting on/in your pickups.
shhh... steel wool is the tone secret.
Great tips ! I will check for this product in France ... maybe ?! 👌
Get a normal metal polish for chrome, silver, nickel, SS etc for sport cars, it's the same thing and you'll save a lot of $ plus it's higher quality.
Yeah è Thanks !! @@milandjordjevic7952
NEVER use steel wool on an electric guitar with pickups installed - you can destroy them, either immediately or over time.
Brasso does an amazing job for $6.00 Just cover the fretboard