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In Reply to: What's the best oil for applying to fretboard? posted by GMaster on November 04, 2001 at 20:48:36:
In my experience i've found that raw linceed oil is the best, now for cleaning the gunk off, i'm not to sure how i feel about using steel wool, ouch, to rough, i'd recomend spending 50 cents and buying a cheap square headed toothbrush, dip it in water clean and whipe with a cloth and repeat, good luck, oh oh, ps, tape your wood leaving your frets exposed and clean them with BRASO, available at you local grocery store, make sure not to get it in the grain beacuae when it dries it will leav the white powder in the grain whick is hard to get out, hence the taping
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