Question:
how to clean guitar strings?
2013-09-13 10:43:26 UTC
how to clean guitar strings?
Two answers:
postal p
2013-09-13 14:38:15 UTC
Instructions

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Spray a rag (new or old, just as long as it isn't dirty) with WD-40 or another lubricating spray. Don't use too much; you don't want the rag dripping wet, just wet enough to moisten the strings well.



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Wipe the rag over the guitar strings, being careful not to accidentally get any on the guitar body. Rub fairly hard, as this will loosen up dirt and crud that has dried on the strings.





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Allow the strings to dry before playing again. If you don't, you'll get the oil all over your hands and you'll spread it up the fretboard and onto the body and pickups, which is not where you want it to go! Just the strings!
mccoyblues
2013-09-13 18:03:32 UTC
You don't clean guitar strings. You replace them.


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