Using a Classical Guitar

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val

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From: London

Using a Classical Guitar

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Aug. 28 2008 5:15:37

pieter

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RE: Using a Classical Guitar (in reply to val)

Hi Val,

I used to protect my classical with "Kling-On" protectors. This doesn't involve any glue but clings to the guitar using "static". They recommend to take them off the guitar when not in use. I left mine on for quite some time without any problem. I would strongly recommend the Ultra version since they are thicker and stronger.

All the best,

Pieter

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Aug. 28 2008 10:56:09

val

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RE: Using a Classical Guitar (in reply to pieter)

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Aug. 28 2008 12:16:41

val

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RE: Classical Guitar for Flamenco (in reply to val)

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 6 2008 13:03:35

NeZ

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RE: Using a Classical Guitar (in reply to val)

I'm currently using a Classical for Flamenco and have been using the Kling-On Ultra for over a year without any problems or damage to the guitar. I don't even take it off anymore and it's been fine. Of course, my guitar is a student model with a thick laquer finish. I would be more careful with a French polish type finish.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 11 2008 9:15:07