Never Let Your Guitar Hardware Get Like This

Fixing rusty guitar hardware is easier than you think! If you like what I do and want to support me even further, send me a message for guitar lessons, or for transcribing a song for you, session work, ghostwriting, re-amping, production, or general guitar maintenance and tech (Vancouver only)!
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[@crock2434]

I have to get the dead skin out of my bridges periodically or I feel so groddy..

[@LicksoftheLegend]

Man that looks great! Do you have any tips on cleaning gold hardware?

[@EricMorettin]

Thanks! Generally you can't restore gold as well as regular chrome/nickel hardware. Best bet is to be on top of cleaning and wiping all gold hardware when you're done playing the guitar. If you have any gold hardware that's pitting, you can lightly scuff it with 000/0000 steel wool to bring back some shine. Guitar wax/polish will ruin gold hardware too.

[@jonsierra723]

Well now I don't want gold hardware lol black on black forever

[@blackadder2453]

Always remember to clean the toothbrush after or you get a horrible taste and a mouthful of grit when you do your teeth

[@EricMorettin]

This toothbrush is only used on guitar hardware lol