
MusicNomad · Care and cleaning
Premium Guitar Cleaner (MN100)
4 oz spray
A cleaner, not a polish, and safe on the finishes that polish ruins
Cheap, dull, and the reason an instrument still looks new in ten years
Most of what damages a guitar is slow: sweat on the strings, grime in the fingerboard, a finish clouded by the wrong household cleaner. The important rule is to match the product to the surface, because a polish made for a gloss finish can dull a satin one and a fingerboard oil belongs nowhere near a maple board.

MusicNomad · Care and cleaning
4 oz spray
A cleaner, not a polish, and safe on the finishes that polish ruins

MusicNomad · Care and cleaning
Guitar ONE, F-ONE Oil and a microfibre cloth
The two bottles that actually matter, plus the cloth people forget to buy

MusicNomad · Care and cleaning
2 oz
Fingerboard oil that is not lemon oil, which is the entire point

Dunlop · Care and cleaning
4 oz
The cheap bottle that has been on repair-shop benches for decades

MusicNomad · Care and cleaning
4 oz
The same Guitar ONE formula in the bottle size most people should actually buy

MusicNomad · Care and cleaning
12 oz
Clean, polish and wax in one pass, which is a real saving of effort and a real compromise

SAPHUE · Care and cleaning
Microfibre, double sided
The cheapest way to make strings last longer: wipe them after playing