Tape over the fretboard and pickups for protection, 0000 steel wool and metal polish for the actual work, lemon oil on the fretboard afterwards if necessary.![]()
Tape over the fretboard and pickups for protection, 0000 steel wool and metal polish for the actual work, lemon oil on the fretboard afterwards if necessary.![]()
Tape over the fretboard and pickups for protection, 0000 steel wool and metal polish for the actual work, lemon oil on the fretboard afterwards if necessary.![]()
What kind of tapes should use? Duct tape? would not it damage the fretboard?
Where can i buy the steel wool and metal polish from?
Tape over the fretboard and pickups for protection, 0000 steel wool and metal polish for the actual work, lemon oil on the fretboard afterwards if necessary.![]()
you can also stick a neodynium magnet inside a plastic case (like the stew-mac repair magnets) and hold that into your steel wool, dramatically reduces the amount of particles coming off it & the magnet doesnt get ruined, becuase the dust is attached to the outside of the plastic case, not the magnet.
I use a dremel flex shaft & dremel compound #421, followed by x-treem metal polish - I did try jewellers rouge but I couldnt get anything out of it, maybe I bought too fine a version (I dont know much about it to be honest)
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Great idea with the magnet.
I went to hardware store today and bought the masking tape and the 0000 steel wool.
They had so many different type of Dremel tools with variety of prices. Which tool would you guys suggest. I don't want to spend a lot of money for a toll I won't you more then couple times year.
Dremmel tool with a cloth buffing wheel and jewlers rouge. I use one of the Stew Mack metal fret guards to protect the board and polish the frets to a mirror like shine. I finish it all off with a Q-Tip soaked in Fret Doctor for the fret board once a year or so on all my guitars.