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Foxhound,
Get yourself a fret shield (thin piece of stainless steel with a slot to go over the fret) so you're not scouring the the finish on the maple. They're cheap on Amazon or eBay. Lay the shield over the culprit fret and scour off the lacquer with a green Scotchbrite pad. If your like your frets really slick you can progress to grey scotchbrite and/or metal polish. Alternately, you can use 400- 1200 grit wet or dry papers. Be prepared to really like how that fret feels and you're likely going to want to do them all. |
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Cheers Dru. Case closed basically haha =P
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This is what Roy is referring to. I have a couple of fretboard guards, although you'd probably want to remove the strings first.
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