Detail 01
2 oz bottle
A fretboard needs only a few drops per application. One bottle covers years of string changes.

Independent shopping perspective
A cleaning and conditioning oil for unfinished fretboards. For guitar and bass owners doing routine maintenance at a string change.


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Detail 01
A fretboard needs only a few drops per application. One bottle covers years of string changes.
Detail 02
Formulated for bare wood, not for lacquered or poly-finished surfaces where oil can't penetrate.
Detail 03
No separate cleaner needed before oiling — one application handles grime and dryness together.
Detail 04
It soaks into the wood rather than sitting on top, so there's no film or buildup on the frets.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Only if the maple is unfinished. Most maple boards are lacquered or poly-coated, and oil won't absorb into a finished surface.
Once or twice a year for most players, or whenever the wood looks pale and dry. Over-oiling does more harm than under-oiling.
A few drops spread over the board, wiped in and then wiped off. A 2 oz bottle lasts a long time.
It's much easier with strings off, which is why most people do it during a string change.
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