does this clean both the strings, fret board, and body of the guitar?
1605473
I have never used it on the fret board or the strings. I use a guitar brush for that and it does a great job.
1605474
Only the body, for everything else you'll have to buy something different I recommend the Dunlop cleaning kit bundle comes with everything you might want for about $20 dollars
1966361
Yes it can and should not damage the finish. I didn't have any problems with the finish on my guitar after removing the pick-up. If you're looking for a great sound hole pick up, get this one.
929845
Certainly. Most users would probably use it on an acoustic since they typically have more solid woods rather than laminates. But excessive dryness can affect any guitar, particular on the fretboard of electrics. All guitars would benefit from these. Best to have an inexpensive humidity meter in the case.
1858531
Thanfully yes since all my guitars are rosewoodfretboards. This fluid is not really aggressive. You need some good amount of elbow grease along with the cleaner to get that player buildup off. That's likely a good thing as it's milder nature keeps you from overstripping the fretboard's finish. Some have written that it darkens the finish but my experience is the opposite...likely due to the dark dirt and oil buildup that it removes.
1763164
Same as crazycarl's answer - I use mine for cleaning my guitar of dust and sweat. You might find this page useful: http://www.allthingsstringscommunity.com/forum/topics/cleaning-a-violin
430520
This humidifier is great for laminated and solid guitars in case, soft case and gig bags.Bring a great sound to your guitar.Bye!
370594
Yes I use it on more than one guitar. It is completely removable and very easy to get on and off!
1825311
I'm no expert, but I have merrily been using it on my shiny classical guitar. Everything seems very happy...Has removed some spots that were caused by an exploding fizzy drink without damaging the finish underneath! I am very pleased.
320923
Eventually it will stop making your strings slipperier. I just rub the thing up and down the strings once or twice. After using it for a while, I don't use a cloth to remove excess because the amount on the strings is invisible. But it still works and makes sliding your fingers on the strings easier, more comfortable, and quicker.
348524
I am sorry but I don't know. I bought it as a gift. Perhaps you could call a guitar shop for an answer?
1619254
They save the best pieces of wood for the natural finiish. Yep body all one solid piece. Neck is just as pretty. Fret board has nicew finish like the body. Awsum guitar and im a gibsoon man.
1806297
Yes, it will stick to a stain finish but you will need to lightly lick the pick-up and then press it against the guitar as you attach it.
1724330
You can use it for common stringed instruments. It does stick directly onto the instrument with a putty that is provided along with the pickup. The instructions recommend that you stick the pickup to the instrument each time you use it and then remove the pickup from the instrument when finished. I found this to be tedious, and I decided to leave the pickup stuck to my instrument while not in use. This may have been a bad decision - shortly thereafter, the pickup stopped working, and when I removed it I was not able to remove all of the residue from the putty.
2023762
Don't see why it wouldn't work. It cleans the strings, brightens the tone and conditions the fingerboard. Should work equally well on any steel string instrument.
115574
I don't use any spray or polish with my cloth, it takes of fingerprints fine without it. I don't use it on strings because of the extra grime my strings will accumulate. I use an old tee shirt for that. I guess you could though. HTH
2279006
Not really. we have not had any trouble with the strings that came with the guitar . sorry .
1203871
This product cleans well but it does not leave the a shine in the car. There is another me guitar product that does though.