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If it is a P-Bass, you rub it down with fried chicken. That gets it about right.
I like you.i got a new bass... used pledge to clean it...
lol I removed the strings and used pledge on the body fret board and well now i see they make oil... i'm and idiotI like you.
I hear Jamerson used a pork chop.
I bet it's cheaper to use pledge though.lol I removed the strings and used pledge on the body fret board and well now i see they make oil... i'm and idiot
No better advice in the thread..A quick wipe down with a micro fiber cloth after each use does it for me. Gets the sweat, fingerprints and grime.
Damn it I was gonna make the fish joke!I'm pretty sure it's the same as salmon where you spray it down with one of those hose type things and then remove the guts and scrape the scales....
Based off of some of the places that I've played, you might want to invest in an autoclave.
I've always thought leaving sweat on a guitar messes the finish up more than anything. If you look at a really old guitar that as been played often, you can see most of the damage is where your arm would touch the instrument.I jammed with a guitarist a few days ago and after I wiped down my bass with a soft rag,,,which I do every time. He looked at me and commented that in doing that I am prematurely wearing away the finish on my bass (ProTone Squier). Any thoughts on that..I thought the guy was a bit crazy,, (he never wipes down his instruments so he tells me)