I have a older bass on the way that has a Modulus neck and the fretless fingerboard is polished to a mirror-like shine. Something like how Pedulla does their fretless boards.

Is their a good cleaning compound that is recommended for the occasional cleaning or just a polish cloth wipe down?

I have a older bass on the way that has a Modulus neck and the fretless fingerboard is polished to a mirror-like shine. Something like how Pedulla does their fretless boards.

Is their a good cleaning compound that is recommended for the occasional cleaning or just a polish cloth wipe down?

You don't need any special cleaners for graphite. The stuff is as waterproof as anything you're likely to come up against, so a damp cloth once in a while should do it, with maybe a touch of dish soap if it's greasy. Sort of like cleaning a counter top. That's all I used on the Moses graphite neck I had on my Stingray.

Thanks. Answers my question.:)

I've used Windex with great success (to shine things up), small drops of ammonia to clean persistent fingerboard "stickiness", and lemon oil on the fingerboard (if it is wood or phenolic. ;)

You don't need any special cleaners for graphite. The stuff is as waterproof as anything you're likely to come up against, so a damp cloth once in a while should do it, with maybe a touch of dish soap if it's greasy. Sort of like cleaning a counter top. That's all I used on the Moses graphite neck I had on my Stingray.

Zon recommends using WD-40. I have, and it worked great.

Excellent. Thank you for the suggestions