I was somewhat skeptical at first as I have a few guitars I've only done "swipe" cleaning on the fretboards so a few literally have decades of build up and I've never cleaned the frets. These instruments have been played a lot.I was blown away with how well the fret boards are cleaned. The literally look like new and the "finger gunk" is completely remove, the fret board colour is totally restored. Fret cleaning went very well too, immediately noticeable difference and shiny results.My biggest joy was, not a lot of work. The product works very quickly and doesn't take a lot of effort even on boards that have decades of accumulation. Will be using this now a couple of times a year. I'd like to do it after every string change, but I change strings frequently, sometimes once a month if I'm playing heavily and I just want to get the instrument setup with new strings quickly. But definitely a couple of times a year.The fret cleaner squirts out very easily so be careful or you'll get a large gush and waste cleaner.I highly recommend, it will make your instrument look like new.

High quality guitar cleaning and maintenance kit.

Was disappointed the quality has not been what i was expecting for the price i paid

While using this product I thought I wasn't doing anything to help clean the frets. I thought that I was just going through the motions. I did notice that the frets were smoother after polishing. But visually it didn't see a difference. The next day I thought I would do it again to see if it would make a difference, as soon as I pick the guitar up I could tell they were definitely shining.The product is very easy to use. The fret guards worked great, although some of the polish still gets on the frets, just wipe it off and continue.I also used a fret polishing cloth from Ernie ball that I've had for years. Together these products do a great job.Frets started out as bumpy and oxidized. Now they're very smooth and bright. Frets guards make the process faster. I use to tape off the fret board. I highly recommend this and all the other Music Nomand products. So far they seem to be the best, and I never found a product that doesn't do what it claims to do.

Excellent product ❤️

I really like the look of this set of silverware, or goldware in this case. They look really good. As can be seen in the picture, they have a deep gold shine to them, so they don't look cheap or tacky. These utensils are a bit long though, longer than your typical silverware set. They also feel a bit strange in the hand. They're sort of flat, but round at the same time? And the butt end feels unfinished, like they just chopped the metal and quickly sanded it to round it off in a hurry. It's not exactly sharp, but it could be smoother. The spoons are pretty flat as well, I would have liked them to be a bit deeper, and less wide. Because of this, they are slightly awkward to put in your mouth. Maybe I'm uncivilized, and they're not meant to be used for soups or oatmeal, but that's what I get spoons for. Overall, I still like this set. It's very good looking, albeit a bit awkward to use. These seem to be designed more as a showpiece than actual functional eating utensils though.

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LOVE this cutlery set. We had it about a week before we bought a second one! Dishwasher safe the knives cut impressively well for how petite we thought they were initially. Love the length of the handles and they have held up to months of heavy holiday traffic and constant usage. They look so elegant as part of our table setting!

A change of strings can be a mixed bag of satisfaction and relief. After a good couple hours of playing it is worth the effort. It is just not quite like getting the instrument back from the guitar doctor. This one extra step might change your strings more often. Polish the frets while the strings are off and you have a poor man's luthier service. Use as much time and patience as you can afford. You are rewarded with a buttery smooth gleaming delight to the touch. This is half of what I get out of the yearly trip to the luthier. It is seriously that good!Let me share my journey with this experience so far. I will tell you what I have found that works. The first time that I did the fret polishing was just a quick rub down. It was a bit frustrating. More than a bit. I was considering not even doing all of the frets. The little plates are thin and flexible.That first time polishing frets was on my acoustic dread. I was seated on a stool with the guitar on the floor. This the same way I usually change strings (Justin Guitar Style). As I polished frets the guitar was rocking. The rocking caused the thin metal slotted fretboard protectors to jump off and on the frets. Polish was as much on the board as the fret. It seemed like it went on and on as a real fight all the way thru. Three way rumble. I was holding the plate by the handle. This grip did little to control the placement of the plate with relation to the fret. The thin metal would flex and rise up at the far end when enough pressure was applied to overcome the shifting neck due to the movement of the guitar body edge on the floor. This is partly due to the slight bend in the center of the plate to compensate for varying neck circumference. Nothing holding still. Just fighting for every inch of fret being polished. But I did it. Polished all of the playable frets. Stringed up and instantly knew as soon as I began to play that this was worth the effort and frustration. It doesn't have to be that difficult to polish the frets with a couple simple adjustments to the routine as follows.Current polish routine. Remove strings. Set up a small kneeling meditation stool that leans slightly forward. With the stool angled toward me I rest the edge of the guitar on the kneeling stool. This reduced the rocking considerably. Then placing the slotted fretboard protector plate on the fret with a small open space at the end of the slot. Pinch the plate at the edge of the fretboard using the guitar neck to rest your hand don't worry about the handle. This allows enough pressure to be applied to the plate to remain flush with the board. The gap at the end allows for some guitar body movement and polishing pressure without jumping up off of the fret. I like using old white t shirt rather than the provided black rag. Maybe the black rag could be quicker? But it won't really reveal the black tarnish because it is black.Short version. Use a folded up blanket and pillow to rest the guitar on the floor securely witouut rocking. Pinch the plate with a gap open at the far end. Rest hand with plate on fretboard edge. Polish. Oil board. Replace strings. Amaze yourself with instant joy.The fretboard oil revealed to me for the first time that I have wood grain on my ebony fretboard. Who knew? It turns out that there is something better than lemon oil or Old English furniture polish. It is this stuff. It seems to be a very clean and well refined oil.I have upped my game. Up yours 👍

Muy buena función en relación al precio, limpia y quita las manchas de los dedos y grasa correctamente y el olor es muy agradable, totalmente recomendable.

Limpio bien los trastes, las laminas tienen diferentes medidas para tus trastes, buen producto

中身は歯磨き粉のような液。錆の付けているフレットを磨くと、見えるほどすぐキラキラになった。良いです。

Creí que sacaría más brillo, nada que con un polish común no puedas hacer.

Lo utilice para limpiar los trastes de mi guitarra y quedaron de nuevo con brillo y sin manchas de suciedad

Productos y materiales de excelente calidad. Los trastes quedan como espejo y se sienten increíbles al tocar. Super recomendado.

muy bueno para un mantenimiento preventido de los trastes de la guitarra, esta genial. pero si la guitarra esta demasiado oxidada los trastes pues si ya tendrias que buscar otras opciones.

Es muy recomendable este kit, antes compré por separado el pulimento y el aceite de F-One (buenísimo mejor q el de limón) pero me faltaban las guardas. Si te gusta cuidar y mantener bien tu instrumento de cuerda especialmente guitarra eléctrica (por aquello de los bends) este kit cumple su función.

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