Fret Boards

[Brian]

For many a year I have seen hundreds of post's on the subject and sooner or later it is bound to come up on our little forum here so I figured why not go ahead and start it just to see what everyone else thinks.

Lately I've been using Murphy's Oil Soap and a medium bristle brush along with a rag (trust me you need it for this method) to wipe away all the old gunk and goo that comes off the board. Then I take it over to the 12" buffing wheel I have and polish it up, looks fine to me but more and more people are starting to swear by boar oil which is primarily used on musical instruments such as a piccolo or oboe.

Just ran across this product and for only $3 plus shipping I think I might try an order.

Any thought's?

[jaycee]

Never used it so I cant comment, and I thought it would be polite to answer looking at the date..............

[RGman]

Wow, i have just seen history being made! Almost 5 years has to be a record of some kind, right?

[Setch]

To clarifty Brian's 5 year old post;

Bore oil, as in, oil to condition the bore of woodwind instruments.

Not boar oil, as in, oil made from, or to be applied to, boars.

[nerosrevenge]

[quote name='Setch' post='355053' date='Nov 3 2007, 06:42 PM']Not boar oil, as in, oil made from, or to be applied to, boars.[/quote]

I was gonna ask. LOL