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how do i clean my les paul, i need to clean the fretboard, pickups, body and basically the whole thing cause i want it to look all sexy. but i don’t know what materials to use, ect. so. any help would be usefuul
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Paint thinner removes everything : how do i clean my les paul, i need to clean the fretboard, pickups, body and basically the whole thing cause i want it to look all sexy. but i don’t know what materials to use, ect. so. any help would be usefuul
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: how do i clean my les paul, i need to clean the fretboard, pickups, body and basically the whole thing cause i want it to look all sexy. but i don’t know what materials to use, ect. so. any help would be usefuul Step one:Remove strings. Step two:clean using ordinary household furniture polish. I’m not sure if you have MR SHEEN IN THE STATES. Step three:Re-string,tune up and play. Your L/P NOW LOOKS SEXY AND SOUNDS GOOD. NEXT TIME CLEAN AFTER EVERY USE AND YOU WON’T HAVE TO ASK THIS QUESTION. PSYCO.
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Ordinary household furniture polish should not be used. It eventually damages the finish on guitars that have a nitrocellulose based finisk. And avoid aerosols: they spray chemical shit into the electrics unless you’re careful. I recomend warm water and a damp, clean cotton cloth. For a rosewood fingerboard, lemon oil and a very fine, very soft, and very gently used wire brush or pad. Or stick with a cotton cloth.
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Go to: http://www.fretnotguitarrepair.com/care.htm#clean I’m not shure if it will help, but check it anyway.
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