RE: clean fret-board

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Sr. Martins

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Joined: Apr. 4 2011

RE: clean fret-board (in reply to El Kiko)

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i'll let you know how it turns out ...

I don't really care about that. Do what makes you happy.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 21 2015 17:14:21

mark indigo

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Joined: Dec. 5 2007

RE: clean fret-board (in reply to El Kiko)

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as it happens , im gonna change my strings and clean the guitar tonight ... might use an angle grinder, metal wire oven pad , some bacon grease , prego na pão to wipe it in with , throw a pint of lager on it and wipe it off ....job done .... its to get that ''authentic gitano sound ,,, you know ... i'll let you know how it turns out ...

shouldn't you be using garlic and pimentón infused pork fat, manzanilla and tobacco ash? maybe lay the guitar on an anvil and rub it with a hammer?

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 21 2015 17:48:02