| Subject: | RE: [RESOGUIT-L] Strings and Fast-Fret | | Date: | Friday, October 7, 2005 22:54:34 (-0700) | | From: | Lynn Oliver <chief06 @.......net>
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>On the subject of strings - is Fast-Fret a good idea for resonators, and if
>so, how often? The makers suggest before and after every playing, but that
>wouldn't seem a good idea for the fretboard (I am talking about a roundneck
>with a relatively low action, so some oil is bound to get onto the
>fretboard).
If we're talking about strings, you might consider DR Stringlife. It
doesn't contain petroleum distillates so it shouldn't be hazardous to your
fingerboard/frets/inlay/finish. It does seem to work as advertised,
extending string life.
What instrument polish do you all recommend? I borrowed someone's old
roundneck to use while waiting on my Rayco, and when it arrived it was a bit
grubby. I polished it up using Stelling Glyde-Cote, and while it looks
great, it's so slick it won't hardly stay on my lap...
Lynn
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