NancyJohnson Posted yesterday at 15:03 Posted yesterday at 15:03 2 hours ago, steve-bbb said: the ham on yestetdays epsiode 😆😆😆 That was frankly one of the funniest things I've seen in a while. I was eating at the time and when the piano bit played, I kind of coughed and snorted at the same time, resulting in a bit of a sandwich going up my nasal passage. 😄 3 Quote
Grassie Posted yesterday at 15:08 Author Posted yesterday at 15:08 2 hours ago, steve-bbb said: the ham on yestetdays epsiode 😆😆😆 No spoilers! 😂😂 1 1 Quote
AMV001 Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago 6 hours ago, Kiwi said: It's a couple of passes to remove file marks, no big deal. Ah...after fret work, I see. That's a different kettle of fish from a regular polishing routine then. Quote
super al Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago 7 hours ago, Dan Dare said: You need to be careful about using water-based cleansers on untreated wood. It may not hurt if you apply and wipe it off quickly, but wetting untreated wood can cause it to swell as it absorbs the water. Yes, thank you. I was drying with a cloth as I went along the board. I was being a bit gung-ho as it was a freebie, I would've probably researched for a couple of hours on how to clean frets and fretboard if it was one of my 5 string basses 😄 Quote
super al Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago 7 hours ago, Dan Dare said: You need to be careful about using water-based cleansers on untreated wood. It may not hurt if you apply and wipe it off quickly, but wetting untreated wood can cause it to swell as it absorbs the water. Yes, thank you. I was drying with a cloth as I went along the board. I was being a bit gung-ho as it was a freebie, I would've probably researched for a couple of hours on how to clean frets and fretboard if it was one of my 5 string basses 😄 Quote
super al Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago 7 hours ago, Dan Dare said: You need to be careful about using water-based cleansers on untreated wood. It may not hurt if you apply and wipe it off quickly, but wetting untreated wood can cause it to swell as it absorbs the water. Yes, thank you. I was drying with a cloth as I went along the board. I was being a bit gung-ho as it was a freebie, I would've probably researched for a couple of hours on how to clean frets and fretboard if it was one of my 5 string basses 😄 Quote
super al Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago Apologies for repeating myself...got a bit trigger happy, how does one delete posts? ☺️ Quote
Kiwi Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago 18 hours ago, AMV001 said: Ah...after fret work, I see. That's a different kettle of fish from a regular polishing routine then. In my mind at least, there's a difference between levelling and polishing. Quote
AMV001 Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 1 hour ago, Kiwi said: In my mind at least, there's a difference between levelling and polishing. Absolutely there is, I agree. Quote
LITTLEWING Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago On 17/08/2025 at 22:02, Dan Dare said: This. Cover the pickups with masking tape or they will be coated in fine steel fur for ever. Clean the board with meths, naphtha or similar when you're done with the steel wool, wipe down with a suitable thin oil and all will be luverly. If you do find any on your magnets, i find a small blob of blu-tac gets it off in no time. Quote
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