Cleaning ebonol

[shantymick]

Hey everybody. I have a collection of vintage(old) Kramers and while changing strings I noticed some spooge on the fretboard and would like to see some cleaning tips for ebonol fretboards. Any advice would be appreciated...Cheers

[knuckle_head]

OOOO steel wool (careful to keep the shards away from the body and pickups - this'll polish up your frets too), and/or lemon oil and elbow grease.

It is impervious to solvents - lighter fluid, naptha, mineral spirits, etc. will work too, but again be careful not to hit the body with it.

Diapers make awesome polishing rags.

[shantymick]

Beautiful. Thanks

[Griev]

Who spooged on your fretboard.

[shantymick]

What happens at practice stays at practice.

[knuckle_head]

Originally Posted by shantymick

What happens at practice stays at practice.

[Hoover]

Simple Green

[shantymick]

Simple Green... I have four guitars with ebonol fretboards and I had no idea it was solvent resistant. I guess if they make bowling balls out of it it's gotta be tough. I love this board. Thanks everybody