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It does what in is supposed to, and do and does it well. Finger board looks clean and beautiful. Works wonders. Always looks brand new.

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After searching and reading reviews on this product I decided to buy some. All natural ingredients w/o all that smelly lemon stuff. I use it at every string change. It makes the grain in my rosewood stand out. Great stuff. Buy some and try it!

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I put this on my Ibanez BTB and did it do a great job! Bass fretboard looks new.

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After playing for almost 30 years now, I've done a few string changes, and tried a TON of different fretboard cleaner/conditioner formulas..... and honestly, most of them seem to work about equally well. Never had one damage a fretboard through drying or oversaturation, never had one that wouldn't wipe clean, never even had any of them leave strings feeling sticky afterwards. BUT there is one thing that I've learned makes a HUGE difference: the applicator! For a long time I used the "Guitar Honey" brand since it was easy to find locally, and the spray-mist cap works fine but 1. makes a bit of a mess, and B. wastes a bit of the product every time you spray it. So when my last bottle ran out a couple years ago, I decided to try the Dunlop "65" polish-and-fretboard-oil pack. With that one, the polish (spray bottle) is fine, although it doesn't smell as nice as the Gibson-branded one I'm used to. But the fretboard oil that comes with it uses a DAUBER for application! That's right, a felt-tipped dauber almost an inch wide, and it's part of the bottle so you can't even unscrew it to dump the oil onto something else! You might say "Well what's wrong with that?" until you try to use it to oil up the fretboard right next to the fret - it's not happening. Even getting that top between the frets above the 15th is almost impossible; at best, it's a huge pain in the posterior. Ultimately, I got maybe a third of the way through the bottle before I got sick of it and ordered this one - and I am SO glad I did! As expected, the oil itself is on par with any of the others (not sure if much better or worse yet, as I've only done 2 string changes since I got it). But the applicator is EXACTLY what it should be: a fine-tip dropper that allows you to apply just enough oil to the fretboard, exactly where you want it, every single time! I love it!