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07 Jul 18 - 02:25 PM (#3935965) Subject: How do you clean a pickguard? From: Cool Beans What should I use to clean my (plastic) pickguard? It looks dull and smudgy. |
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07 Jul 18 - 02:42 PM (#3935971) Subject: RE: How do you clean a pickguard? From: John MacKenzie Carefully mask it off with masking tape, and use Unipol and elbow grease. Don't leave the masking tape on for too long, remove immediately you are finished. |
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08 Jul 18 - 10:07 AM (#3936073) Subject: RE: How do you clean a pickguard? From: GUEST,Jery I usually search out a bottle of strong old ale, or any ale exceeding say 8% alchohol, carefully lubricate my gullet with the entire contents, and then breathe very closely on the pickguard, in short sharp breaths, before wiping quickly with a cotton based household duster. Both pickguard and myself are always much better afterwards, in that one looks as good as new and the other just thinks he is. |
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08 Jul 18 - 07:36 PM (#3936161) Subject: RE: How do you clean a pickguard? From: GUEST,paperback For bookcovers I use Blu-tack. Softened it first with your hands to make it pliable, then using a rolling type of blotting motion, with a little downward pressure, it will 'lift' the grime off. I emphasize lift because Blu-tack works best by blotting, not rubbing. Happily, it will even lift price sticker residue, a boon to my existence. |
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08 Jul 18 - 10:49 PM (#3936182) Subject: RE: How do you clean a pickguard? From: GUEST,.gargoyle Dear Mr. Beans, For over a hundred years... Hydrogen Peroxde has been a standard cleaner for the white ivory keys on a piano keyboard. Sincerely, Gargoyle blue> It won't be over night, But the white keys from 30 days will smile like a gollem in a coal celllat. |
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10 Jul 18 - 01:12 PM (#3936500) Subject: RE: How do you clean a pickguard? From: olddude I use car wax it’s perfect |
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10 Jul 18 - 02:45 PM (#3936524) Subject: RE: How do you clean a pickguard? From: John MacKenzie Toothpaste is another goodie. Just normal toothpaste. |