Darran King
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It’s not that dirty, and is coming up to a year old, I don’t play it with dirty hands, but it won’t stay clean forever.
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17 hours ago, fortyearspickn said:
Depends how dirty you got it ! The finish is nitrocellulose - so do NOT use harsh chemicals. Insect repellent, for example, will eat into the finish. I use Gibson polish, like JCV. Now, your fingerboard is actually raw, unprotected wood, and where you are more likely to build up grunge. There are many products specifically designed for the task. You don't just want to clean it, but to 'condition' it. Best suggestion I can offer - wash your hands before you play ! Nothing worse than burrito grease on your fretboard.
Not sure it’s nitro for the finish it’s satin. The fingerboard is walnut for my studio.
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21 hours ago, JuanCarlosVejar said:
D,
Use some Gibson polish :
https://www.gibson.com/Gear/Cleaning-and-Care/AIGG-910
A few drops usually do the trick .
You can use an old (but clean)cotton shirt or rag to wipe it down .You don’t have to do it too often , just once every few months .
Let us know if you have further questions .
JC
would I use this on the satin body finish and the walnut fretboard ? -
Hi,
I am learning to play guitar and have a G-45 Studio. It now needs a string change, and at the same time I wanted to give it a clean.
Question is what should I use to clean it with, I’m new to this so really have no clue what to use and don’t want to damage the guitar.
Darran
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Hi everyone.
old man learning to play guitar, please be gentle.
Gibson G-45 Studio cleaning
in Gibson Acoustic
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Thank you this is very helpful