Detail 01
Separate body and fingerboard products
Body cleaner is for finished surfaces; fingerboard care is for bare wood. Using one on the other can do harm.

Independent shopping perspective
Two-part cleaning kit for a guitar body and fretboard. For routine upkeep between string changes.


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What matters in use
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Detail 01
Body cleaner is for finished surfaces; fingerboard care is for bare wood. Using one on the other can do harm.
Detail 02
Meant for unfinished rosewood and ebony boards. Maple boards are usually finished and take body cleaner instead.
Detail 03
Covers the two surfaces you actually touch every time you play, without buying four separate bottles.
Detail 04
Small enough to keep in a case pocket or gig bag rather than on a bench.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Test a small hidden area first. Some cleaners can add gloss to a matte finish over repeated use.
Most players do it at string changes, so every one to three months depending on how much you play.
Yes. The same finished-body and bare-fretboard surfaces apply to bass, and the products don't care about scale length.
Confirm the contents before you order — a two-part kit is the cleaner products, and cloths may be sold separately.
Reference
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