brandonbass
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- Nov 19, 2012
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-When I got this bass more than a decade ago, I decided to apply afew layers Gunstock oil with no finesse and precision on the fretboard.
-After the back of neck oil has worn out, the fretboard oil is still very much intact.
-I decided to use lighter fluid and a cloth to wipe off the remaining fretboard oil.
-To my surprise, the lighter fluid did nothing much to the oil and they are still very much intact.
-Whats worse, I seem to have scratched the fretboard inlays with my violent rubbing, making it look somewhat dull.
-My plan is just to return it to factory setting, cleaning the oil off the fretboard and perhaps polish the inlays.
-Is it doable by myself or is it time to send it to a pro?
-After the back of neck oil has worn out, the fretboard oil is still very much intact.
-I decided to use lighter fluid and a cloth to wipe off the remaining fretboard oil.
-To my surprise, the lighter fluid did nothing much to the oil and they are still very much intact.
-Whats worse, I seem to have scratched the fretboard inlays with my violent rubbing, making it look somewhat dull.
-My plan is just to return it to factory setting, cleaning the oil off the fretboard and perhaps polish the inlays.
-Is it doable by myself or is it time to send it to a pro?
