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Fun111

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I just use a microfibre dust cloth, as long as you make sure you wipe over it after you play and don't leave fingerprint etc it should stay looking great for ages.

There's a 10 year old JP in my shop at the moment, it was pretty dirty when it came in but the bridge still looks brand new. The one place where it does seem to pick up a lot of dust is under the saddles, but seeing as that means taking them off, wiping it and re-intonating the guitar I haven't had time to do it yet.
 

TheShreddinHand

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Pittsburgh, PA
I just use a microfibre dust cloth, as long as you make sure you wipe over it after you play and don't leave fingerprint etc it should stay looking great for ages.

There's a 10 year old JP in my shop at the moment, it was pretty dirty when it came in but the bridge still looks brand new. The one place where it does seem to pick up a lot of dust is under the saddles, but seeing as that means taking them off, wiping it and re-intonating the guitar I haven't had time to do it yet.

If that's all it takes then I'll be in good shape! Thanks!

-Eric
 

the24thfret

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Agreed, with most guitars it ends up being just disassembling the bridge for a light cleaning whenever you think it needs it.
 
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