Can I use it on Rosewood Fretboards?
1858531
Thanfully yes since all my guitars are rosewoodfretboards. This fluid is not really aggressive. You need some good amount of elbow grease along with the cleaner to get that player buildup off. That's likely a good thing as it's milder nature keeps you from overstripping the fretboard's finish. Some have written that it darkens the finish but my experience is the opposite...likely due to the dark dirt and oil buildup that it removes.
1858532
I've used it on rosewood without problems. Doesn't take much to bring back that rich color but I use such a thin application it fades before the strings need to be changed - rather not get it on the strings, though. The label warns NOT to use the product on maple. A bottle lasts a long time and I always have a guitar due for clean and re-string.
1288341
Yes, but you should use lighter gauge acoustic strings, and you'll have to cut more end off after you wind them since this guitar has only 15 frets (fewer than full-sized guitars). The Martin strings that came on mine were very good, so you probably won't have to do this for a while - and if you don't want to do it yourself, places like Guitar Center will do it for something like $10 or $15 (plus the cost of the strings). (15 frets are more than enough, by the way, 99% of the time for the songs you're likely to want to play on it.)
13091
Absolutely not. The inlay is mother of pearl fused with a permanent epoxy inside the rosewood carvings. If you do not mind my asking, It is beautiful , and intricate , A real asset to the design, and personality Of this guitar.
1907109
I am not sure where on the guitar you want use it or if it works. It the only glue that I use for gluing on finger nails. It brushes on and bonds good on nails.
1663591
Francisco; Yes my guitar has fret markers on the finger board, and topside of the neck , if I were U I would paint them on the top edge of the neck using enamel paint , just make a little dot, if you make a mistake , just wipe it off and redue. I have done this before when working on guitars. I am a professional luthier, just wet the end of a toothpick with the paint , and just touch the paint on the desired spot , using very little paint, the drop should make a small circle, let dry , your ok to go. on one of the guitars I made I used fingernail polish worked well . Ron
2183457
Yes, you can. I've used it on cherry, oak, mahogany and maple - any kind of wood surface. It will restore the luster to them.
2023765
I use it on my SR505 SG bass and it works great. Of course the bigger bass strings needs more attention verses a guitar but I've used it on both guitars and basses for years. Love the stuff!!
865936
I would say yes. I bought out to use to make a neck for a ukulele and it worked great. Keep in mind though that i was working with hard wood
1481319
whether or not it is okay on a satin finished guitar is not detailed or specified on the kits packaging or individual bottles themselves. I would contact the manufacturer in hopes they can provide you with accurate information. All my guitars have a shiny finish. Sorry. =/
1861281
Depends on the height, width and depth of the nut on your guitar. Good luck.
1661324
You sure can. I wouldn't use the factory strings because they rattled when I first got my bass, so I replaced them. Turn the bottom knob all the way counterclockwise, or whatever you like, and you'll get some nice sustained notes with little effort, just right for laying on as much vibrato as you can stand. Keep the action low on the fingerboard and you can have a lot of sound with very little bow and plucking effort, unless callouses are your thing. Enjoy.
958147
We use this glue to inlay shell and other materials into guitars. We use a small bottle with a microtip applicator. You can find them online many places. First run make sure everything is where you want it be apply small spurts around. Second round...apply more but not enough to have everything floating around...third round soak well.. good luck.
1088520
it should, but you'll need to drill holes .....be careful not to drill through the fret board
2218778
I use it on an electric, but unless you have an unusually large radius, I can't think of why it wouldn't work on an acoustic.
1690032
Yes. Even though the fret board isn't sealed, if used sparingly the wood will absorb the polish and prevent the surface from drying out.
13093
Absolutely not. The inlay is mother of pearl fused with a permanent epoxy inside the rosewood carvings. If you do not mind my asking, It is beautiful , and intricate , A real asset to the design, and personalityOf this guitar.
1611389
Yes, it claims to be safe to use on any wood. I use it on my guitar all the time, it works awesome.