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Anyone tried this stuff, does it work or is it just a waste of a fiver?
http://www.maurysmusic.com/inc/sdetail/9594
Before i get banned, does it work on guitar?
Regards
Rob

Bert Weedon advocated baby oil on a chamois leather before and after each guitar playing session and I believe Ian McCutchon does the same.

Same as fast fret isn't it?

Snale Ppace Slim, The Hamsters, allways used WD40.

Sadly they've now packed it in, but he would regularly spray his stings throughout a gig, of course the down side is the smell and the taste if you have a packet of crisps mid gig

Geoff

sausage fingers wrote:Anyone tried this stuff, does it work or is it just a waste of a fiver?
http://www.maurysmusic.com/inc/sdetail/9594
Before i get banned, does it work on guitar?
Regards
Rob

I'm not sure if it was the exact same product but I used it when I played in the band in the eighties, I only sprayed it on for the first few numbers til I got warmed up, but on reflection, it really is just a waste of money. If the guitar is clean and well polished, you dont need it. I saw it advertised and thought I'd try it, I only used one can then gave up on it
Hugh.

I have always found that if you wipe your strings immediately after playing you don't need any string cleaner.
I usually wipe the neck at the same time.

Wear gloves then you can play and clean your strings at the same time !!, (joke for today)

keithmantle wrote:Wear gloves then you can play and clean your strings at the same time !!, (joke for today)

You must spit on the neck first Keith for that to work properly I'd imagine (equally as bad joke for the day)

Roy Buchanan used to use Lemon Pledge sprayed onto the strings

O.K. thanks for your thoughts....i've tried talc (kills your strings fast) i usually use a piece of kitchen roll and put a touch of wd 40 on to just lubricate the strings. Hence the qusetion about the Finger Ease, was hoping i could fly around at 100 mph
I'll stick with the wd 40 for a while
Rob