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But I don't recommend trying out my gauge 
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Jun 20 2008, 02:57 PM
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QUOTE (skennington @ May 23 2008, 09:30 PM)  Best I've found. http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Dun...-Oil?sku=425264 Ooooh.... not just lemon oil... no the Ultimate-Lemon-Oil!!! 
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Jun 20 2008, 03:39 PM
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Darn I thought this was a new thread with pics of your Pgm, but it's an old topic Dx
 
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Jun 20 2008, 03:49 PM
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I see you got plenty of replies already but I want to raise a warning finger, just like when you turn the frequency selector on a radio, install something new over the good old Windows 95, pull out a USB cable without a prior safe remove or driver fast than 70km/h on the second gear of a car - the guitar will, if you remove all strings, explode in your face.
I just got to think of old people who are so scared of the technique they don't dare to use f.ex. a remote control but rather walk up to the TV to change channels. On a serious note, no problem removing the strings. The neck will get back to normal when you put the new strings on. I usually detune them until they are all loose before I put the pliers to work cutting. Clean all the dirt away. I use a cloth and mild wood polish for mine. I also tape the wood around the frets and I use a zero wool to polish the frets. I use paraffine oil on the fretboard, I apply twice since I belive that makes it go a bit deeper. Lemon juice is a classic. About strings... you should ask Marcus about Elixir 
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