D'Addario Lemon Oil - Guitar Fretboard Oil - Guitar Accessories - Removes Dirt, Grease, Build Up from Instrument - Conditions to Resist Dryness - Extends Fretboard Life

I used this oil to clean and condition my Fender Stratocaster. The neck hadn’t been cleaned in years and was in pretty bad shape. There was a lot of gunk in between the frets. I applied the oil to a microfiber cloth and scrubbed the neck. The wood soaked up the oil nicely and it removed all the debris. It left my guitar neck looking brand new. It now feels very smooth. Definitely would recommend!

I love this stuff... its very subtle, and works great to hydrate your fretboard without any harsh chemicals or nasty smell.

Excellent product. Probably no better than any other lemon oil product, but it really does give the untreated wood on a guitar a beautiful look, and a much nicer feel when playing. It leaves a nice smooth slick coating on fret wood. Does double duty to protect the wood from cracks from drying out, stains and discoloration, and also improves playability. It definitely made a noticible difference on all my guitars, but maybe the biggest difference on my less expensive guitars that notoriously have not had a lot of smoothing and attention done to their necks and fret wood. They are much more enjoyable to play now, and have me realizing if I spend some time with some sand paper, fret files, and polishing wheel with compound , some of my cheaper guitars might be just as much fun to play as my vintage Gibsons, Fender, and Washburns, and Dean, Gretsch, and PRS Custom shop guitars, maybe even more fun because I can really lay into them and have some fun not caring if I scratch or ding them.

A but pricey. But quality stuff.

I've purchased a couple of used guitars which had a lot of grime/gunk on the fretboard. Any good wood cleaner/conditioner will probably work but unless you're cleaning 100 guitar necks (or your kitchen cabinets) this is probably a cheaper option. Anyway, this worked really well. It cleaned up one neck very easily, the second neck took a bit of elbow grease but it got the job done. A couple of drops goes a long way so this should last you for several treatments even if you have 20 guitar necks to clean. This is only for unfinished dark woods (as stated on the label).

If you dont have this, get it. Any form of fretboard oil for cleaning and hydration helps with appearance and wood quality and every guitarist should have this for their guitars.

I've used lemon oil for years on my hand-made guitar's ebony fretboard and this is the real deal, pure and simple. A small bottle can last a lifetime. I looked everywhere to replace my old bottle of lemon oil I bought in 1979, and I couldn't find anything that was simply lemon oil without additives, petroleum products or other un-named oils. I bought this as an add-on and its perfect for expensive, fine woods. I use a dampened cloth to rub this on my fretboard. It lifts and cleans the dirt and finger oils while replenishing the life of the wood. Buff it dry and you have a shiny, fast fretboard. I also use it on my rosewood bridge. Use it every time you change strings. You can also use this to restore life to dead strings and to lift dirt stains from the finished surfaces of your guitar--it will clean dirt without lifting the finish.

Good stuff. Enough for dozens of applications. Must have for set ups and or restringing.

10年以上あまりメンテできていなかったギターの指板に使いました。 時間をおきながら丁寧に3度ほど塗ると、乾いていた木目に艶が戻り、手触りも滑らかになりました。 オイルはべたつかず、さらっとしていて塗りやすいです。 香りもさわやかで、気持ちよく手入れできました。 大事なギターなので、これを機にきちんとメンテしていこうと思います。

El producto es original, totalmente funcional al utilizarlo y no tuve problema con el envio; si era lo que esperaba.

Utiliser pour réhydrater un manche de Telecaster, sec depuis 3 ans : Super top, le changement de couleur de la palissandre est flagrant, donc nourrissage excellent. Le manche glisse de nouveau !

The human hand is an utterly revolting. Throughout a day, it secretes a sticky cocktail of sweat, dead skin, and grease, which you then aggressively grind directly into the bare wood of your guitar’s fretboard. Over time, the neck ends up resembling the muddy bank of the Thames at low tide, eventually drying out and cracking like an ancient piece of driftwood. ​To fix this, D’Addario sells a tiny bottle of yellow liquid for £4.75. ​When you first see the bottle, it looks deceptively small - the sort of volume usually reserved for eye drops. But because you only need a couple of drops per session, this single bottle will likely outlive your house, your amp, and possibly your mortgage. The value for money is absurd. ​When you rub it in, it effortlessly lifts off years of accumulated human grime while giving the thirsty wood a proper, deep drink. And the scent is superb - it doesn't smell like a harsh floor-stripping chemical from a hospital basement; it smells fresh and citrusy, as if you’ve just peeled a lemon in a sunny Italian courtyard. ​The real triumph, though, is how it feels under your fingers afterwards. ​It completely strips away that horrible, tacky drag of old sweat. Your hand moves up and down the neck with fluid, effortless speed. There is zero resistance and no sticky residue left behind - just a pristine, fast fretboard. ​It costs less than a pub lunch, saves your instrument from falling apart, and does the job properly. Essential kit.

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