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Love the nut sauce...although the name does raise a few eyebrows when I get it delivered to the day job!
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#17
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Cannibals that work at sanitariums are often concerned with how many calories are in this stuff.
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For the GHS Rene Martinez string lubricant, there are no worries about becoming gummy, getting buildup, or staining anything on the guitar. Perfect mix that's easy to use with a tooth pick. If there is excess, just wipe with a napkin up towards the tuners.
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I have used it for the last 2-3 "restrings" of my guitars and it solved the "clink clink" problem when tuning up.
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#20
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I'm tellin' ya - 3 in 1 oil. I've had the same can all my playing life. I apply a tiny amount with a needle applicator. My strat trems are used vigorously and I stay in tune. Reapply each time you string, no mess. The alternative is you could make the marketers happy and buy their 'special sauce' I've tried that stuff and it works great too (and I'm guessing is about 50 X more $$).
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If you think you've arrived you're finished. Most players these days know more about an Alnico V or an NPN than they deserve when they should rather learn how to play. |
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i got a combo of wax and graphite from my luthier, a little stick of this will last a lifetime and gets rid of the tuning pings (nut work all done, the rest is just the nature of gibson's stupid angled stringed headstock design).
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Electrics: '69 Cherry Gibson ES-345, '97 Black R8 Gibson Les Paul Standard, '01 Gibson Les Paul Jr. Lite, '08 Rick Kelly Bowery Pine Tele Amps: '65 Vox AC10 Twin, '66 Fender Pro Reverb. Acoustics: '46 Gibson J45, '69 Guild F312, '72 Martin D-28S |
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Sounds like a great combo. I used to mix the oil with graphite.
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If you think you've arrived you're finished. Most players these days know more about an Alnico V or an NPN than they deserve when they should rather learn how to play. |
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I doubt I would buy it if I had but 3 guitars.
If you see a lot of guitars, the convenience, the time saved is worth the cost. You can't see the marks on the side of the applicator, because of the label. I'm already just to the "B" in Bends but I don't know where it was to start. If I use up the contents, I will mix up my own contents and reload the sucker.
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#24
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Graph It All by GHS is the real deal!!!!! A little less expensive too.
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Works fine.Last long.What more could I say?
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>Who here uses "Nut Sauce", should I be using it?
Is it just the mess with graphite that you want to eliminate, or are you also having tuning stability issues even with it? (in the case of the latter, it's a good idea to use different products on different surfaces from the trem assembly through to the string tree (if it's metal) once in a while. Personally I think it's no better or worse than most of the competing products. As for the speculation on what it is - how about taking the 10 seconds to do a search on the www. "Regular Nut Sauce contains graphite and synthetic lubricants....It contains no petroleum products or wax." It's not detailed but it's a lot closer than pure speculation. No offence intended, but just saying...this is visible on the www for all to see, might as well attempt accuracy. |
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GHS Graph It
+++1 for GHS Graph It. My Les Pauls always had problems with strings binding in the nut. This stuff completely solved it.
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