Note: Guitar cleaning kits are not suitable for nitrocellulose lacquer finishes. Please confirm your guitar's finish before purchasing.
Unfold the guard and spray a small amount of string cleaner oil onto it. lnsert the guard through the opening between the sound hole and lower saddle, tighten it, and move it along the instrument's handle to clean the strings.
Fully loosen the strings using a guitar string winder. Then, use the string cutter to cut the strings, remove them, and install the new ones.
1. Cleaning: Gently brush the surface of the fingerboard and between the frets to remove dust and debris.
2. Conditioning: Apply a small amount of lemon oil evenly across the fingerboard using a soft cloth. Let it sit for 5-10 minutes, then wipe off any excess with a clean cloth.
Note: It's normal for some lemon oil to continue seeping out after the first wipe -- simply wipe again with a clean cloth if needed.
Guitar Body Maintenance
1. Cleaning: Use a brush to remove dust and stains. especially from hard-to-reach corners and edges.
2. Polishing: Spray a small amount of orange polish oil onto the surface. then wipe repeatedly with a clean cloth until the body is smooth and shiny.
Note: Do not use on guitars with a nitrocellulose lacquer finish.
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