D dgreen97 New member Mar 6, 2011 #1 Can anyone recommend a good way to buff ebony fretboards to a shine? On my next string change I'd like to buff the frets and the fretboard so they're glossy if possible. Thanks
Can anyone recommend a good way to buff ebony fretboards to a shine? On my next string change I'd like to buff the frets and the fretboard so they're glossy if possible. Thanks
ehdwuld A Ficus Mar 6, 2011 #2 Re: Buffing ebony fretboards Ebony, like Rosewood, is an unfinished material all you can do is clean and re-moisturize it with lemon oil or whatever your cleaning/oiling choice is
Re: Buffing ebony fretboards Ebony, like Rosewood, is an unfinished material all you can do is clean and re-moisturize it with lemon oil or whatever your cleaning/oiling choice is
Sable New member Mar 6, 2011 #3 Re: Buffing ebony fretboards Do yourself a favor and just pick up a bottle of mineral oil at your local drug store. It will treat and shine it up nicely.
Re: Buffing ebony fretboards Do yourself a favor and just pick up a bottle of mineral oil at your local drug store. It will treat and shine it up nicely.
MetalManiac Li'l Junior Member Mar 6, 2011 #4 Re: Buffing ebony fretboards If its the old quality high grade slate black ebony it'll shine , if its the dull dyed(/) lower grade ebony, like I have on my new Gibson, forget it.
Re: Buffing ebony fretboards If its the old quality high grade slate black ebony it'll shine , if its the dull dyed(/) lower grade ebony, like I have on my new Gibson, forget it.
krs New member Mar 7, 2011 #5 Re: Buffing ebony fretboards I do a few passes of #0000 ("four aught") steel wool if it's really gunky, then re-moisturize.
Re: Buffing ebony fretboards I do a few passes of #0000 ("four aught") steel wool if it's really gunky, then re-moisturize.