Re: How to get rid of a nasty smell off of a used guitar?
Agreed, I don't usually try to save cases unless they are irreplaceable or have vintage value. Even then, there's a point of no return.
A 50% rubbing alcohol wipe-down does wonders for most guitars, though. Neutralizes odors (smoke, cat piss, mildew, etc) as it cleans and won't affect the majority of modern finishes. I've tried water, febreeze, etc. Rubbing alcohol and a clean microfiber rag are the way to go on the actual instrument, in my opinion.
Agreed, I don't usually try to save cases unless they are irreplaceable or have vintage value. Even then, there's a point of no return.
A 50% rubbing alcohol wipe-down does wonders for most guitars, though. Neutralizes odors (smoke, cat piss, mildew, etc) as it cleans and won't affect the majority of modern finishes. I've tried water, febreeze, etc. Rubbing alcohol and a clean microfiber rag are the way to go on the actual instrument, in my opinion.
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