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Hey Shawn, like Joe said, use some superfine steel wool, but becareful of the
fretboard, and cover your pu's with some tape.
Hope this helps.
Take care,
-Kosmo
Shawn Martin <> wrote:
Hey all,
I just got in an SGV800 and it looks as though whoever had it had very
sweaty hands and hadn't changed the strings in ages (it obviously
hadn't been played for a long time). There is some very light surface
rust on the frets. Is there any easy way to remove it without
damaging the frets, or to stop it from spreading? I know nothing
about guitar maintenance so be gentle :-)
Shawn Martin
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