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davyk

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Mar 23, 2011
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Co Tyrone , N. IRELAND
Hey everyone,
Had my True Gold now over a month and cant imagine life without it, it is truly a wonderful guitar,
however after gigging 6 nights per week since I got it, I see the full rosewood neck is in need of a good clean.
Do I just use the wonderwipe sachet (included in the case) and clean back and front of neck, or do I need to do use the light sandpaper method as shown on youtube,
Dont want to make a mess of the neck.

A step by step cleaning explanation from someone would be fantastic

Thanks in advance.

Davy.
 

Birno

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Jan 1, 2008
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germany
Information from Customer Service:

Neck Care Info
The care procedure for necks & fretboards is the same for both rosewood & maple.

1) To clean the back of the neck and fretboard: use a high-grade of lemon oil (Ernie Ball Wonder Wipes Fretboard Conditioner works for this). If the neck is very dirty, try Murphy's Oil Soap diluted 3:1. Some players have found that using a toothbrush for cleaning is very effective.

2) To maintain & seal the neck: apply a Very infrequent dose of gunstock oil and wax. We recommend Birchwood-Casey, but any good quality gunstock oil and wax will work.

After cleaning the neck first with the lemon oil, use a small amount of Tru-oil on the back of the neck & fretboard. Leave it on for only 30 seconds, then wipe it off with a paper towel. Then apply Birchwood-Casey Gunstock Wax; this helps to seal in the Tru-oil. Be sure to douse the paper towel with water before disposing of it! Read the wax and oil manufacturer's instructions regarding disposal of these used paper towels.

For any more info, please email: [email protected]

Regards Birno
 
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