Gorgomyte Fretboard Conditioning Cloth

I just finished cleaning the fretboard and coroded frets on my 50-yr old Gibson flat-top. It had never been thoroughly cleaned before, and had not been out of the case in 10 years. The results were Amazing. There is no more green ick on the frets, although some of the finish is gone. Thanks to Stu Mac for a great recommendation.

Have used most of one sheet thus far (cutting a little patch about 1x2" for each treatment), and between the tack cloth and impregnated cleaner it has removed an astounding amount of schmutz from the fingerboards of all guitars I've cleaned. Works well on rosewood or ebony, also on whatever mystery wood Gibson used for my LP Studio. Also, StewMac's price is much lower!

After using this for almost two years, I've noticed that 2 of my guitars frets began to pop out (more dramatic on my USA Jackson Mustaine sig). At first I thought it was climate/humidity change but I've learned that the oils from the cloth has seeped into the fret slot and screwed the treble side up. Also it says that it doesn't leave any sticky residue but after using it I just don't like the feeling it leaves behind on the frets. I wish I found Micro mesh/linseed oil before I got this stuff.

Usually when you try these "miracle" products you're left disappointed but I must say these worked great! Used them on my PRSi and it left the boards clean and well conditioned, with sparkling inlays and new-looking frets! The guitars feel great and play fast after treatment.

I purchased this item after seeing a Tom Murphy seminar a few years back. He raved about a fret cleaning cloth with a funny name that works better than steel wool. After using it on all of my guitars (8) I must say that I agree. This is the best fret/fret board cleaner/conditioner I have ever used in my 25 plus year of playing and cleaning my guitars. One or two 1” square pieces of this cloth (depending on how dirty the fret board) will clean years of grime off your fretboard and make your frets shine brighter than new. I used it on my 82 Strat, that I had never cleaned prior, and I was amazed how shining this little cloth made the frets. You’ll see years of grime come off after the first pass over the fret board. It’s this simple – Rub the cloth over frets and board, cloth turns black and the frets shine silver and the board feels great. I even used it to clean off years of skin and sweat that had built up on my Les Paul’s’ nickel stop tail piece – I use this exclusively to clean and condition my frets and board and other metal parts. This stuff is amazing.

Works exactly as described although I didn't really notice a great deal of difference on a classical the first go around. Maybe I expected too much, after reading all the hype, but it did make the fretboard and frets look a little newer. Easier to clean and less messy than when I use lemon oil and tooth brush to clean fretboards. Overall, works fine but I think I'm much more impressed with the ColorTone Fretboard Finishing Oil.

This stuff works extremely well on my guitars and mandolin. I am also using it to clean up the metal parts on an 81 year old typewriter that I recently acquired... This is an amazing product.

I had an old LP copy I was rebuilding after I recovered it from an old damp garage. After cleaning the mould off the frets and fret-board this product bought the fingerboard back to life. Amazing !

this is a plus for anyone who does fret work , or is just great for a tune up . it sure beats steel wool& leaves a beautiful finish to the frets

This is a great product..works as described and leaves your fretboard and frets clean and shiny.a must have in the gig bag..