When I first bought my guitar the salesman gave me a fender cleaning rag and some guitar polish. At the time I didnt think it was important so i threw away the wrapper to the rag so i do not know what kind of fabric it is made of. Anyways, I think it needs to be cleaned. Or do they ever need to be cleaned? If so, what should i clean it with. Thanks,
i always clean the body of my guitar and wipe down the strings when i'm thru playing for the day. i use a real real soft like terry cloth type towel. and i use fender or martin polish. as for when i wipe down the strings i just use the dry cloth to wipe off all the sweat and whatnot.
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I wipe off the strings after playing. I use my shirt.
I usually wipe down my guitar especially to get the sweat off of it. But then I start thinkng about all the classic guitars and how beat up they are.
It's a question I always come back to. Do I keep it in good shape or beat the hell outta it and give it some personality?
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Do I keep it in good shape or beat the hell outta it and give it some personality?
Fear not, good Sir, for there is an answer to your dilemma - the Esteban Burswood guitar. For the paltry sum of $100 you can buy a guitar, already in said condition (and, perhaps, even a little beyond that).
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Look at it this way, your guitar is going to look beat-up in a couple years no matter how good you take care of it. So you mineaswell keep it in good condition so in a couple years it will look 'well-loved' instead of 'beat up' or 'crappy'.
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I think the personallity of your guitar comes from the sound of it not how it looks. Sound kinda stupid but it kinda makes sense.
