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Bloodfist
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guitar polish
syciprider
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I use Pledge
Bloodfist
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mammoth
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I used the Meguires 3 step car polish on my Bongo a few weeks back & it looks stunning. Really brings out the great finish quality.
Step 1, paint cleaner
Step 2, some kind of polish
Step 3, some other kind of polish
All other times I've used EB Wonder wipes! they rock!
Step 1, paint cleaner
Step 2, some kind of polish
Step 3, some other kind of polish
All other times I've used EB Wonder wipes! they rock!
MrChedda
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njhammer
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danny-79
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+2
(just regularly wipe it over with a soft cloth to avoid a build up of finger prints etc)
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BrandonS
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I use Planet Waves 3 step... cleaner, wax, polish (only 'cause it came with a purchase once... but it works pretty well!)
syciprider
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You should play your bass more often, and not let it get so dusty
Haha. Most of them just sit there to be admired. Only one gets regular play time
keko
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Just polish it with soft cotton dry cloth every next day after gig and return it back into the EB case!
P.S. ...the same with unfinished neck and hardware too, including preamp knobs!
P.S. ...the same with unfinished neck and hardware too, including preamp knobs!
Caca de Kick
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Ernie Ball Wonder Wipes.
oli@bass
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Damp high quality microfibre cloth.
strummer
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spit shine
BassMent
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Eh, I just use a soft cotton flannel cloth and my own breath to steam up any really smudgy spots.
Novus plastic polish works great for pickguards (especially if you have fine scratches you need to remove... get the three-formula collection w/ microfiber cloths on evilBay for $9-10). Fine scratches on the body finish can be removed with Maguiar's Scratch-X. After which you could use some straight carnauba paste wax is you really want to fuss that much. It doesn't seem to me that EBMM finishes really need wax to protect them... they are plenty thick and extremely hard.
Novus plastic polish works great for pickguards (especially if you have fine scratches you need to remove... get the three-formula collection w/ microfiber cloths on evilBay for $9-10). Fine scratches on the body finish can be removed with Maguiar's Scratch-X. After which you could use some straight carnauba paste wax is you really want to fuss that much. It doesn't seem to me that EBMM finishes really need wax to protect them... they are plenty thick and extremely hard.
projectapollo
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I use Pledge, too. Easy to use, works well.
