MusicNomad 5 pc. FRINE Fret Polishing Kit with Fretboard Guards, Polish, Cloth (MN124)

Works as described. Quick and easy, and what a damn difference!

Arrived a day early. Works as advertised.

This stuff works really really well. The guides are good. So far I have used the kit on a Dean MAB 7X (24 fret, 7 string, jumbo frets), Ibanez Xiphos 27 fret (Jumbo frets), Ibanez Talman (22 frets, Medium frets), and Ibanez 7421 (24 fret, 7 string, jumbo frets), and still have a noticeable amount of the Fret Polish left to use. On my guitars the 7 string are about as large as the string guides will work, so if you have a 8 or 9 string you may have to go old school and use masking tape to 'frame' the frets for the polish. The guitars I listed are either Rosewood or Maple boards and both cleaned up really easily with any Frine Fret Polish that went over the guides. The included cloth works really well for administering the polish, but I have been using a cotton baby diaper cloth that works really well to remove the polish. I dont know if this is necessary, but that is what I use. The packaging says to use a 'pea' sized amount, but really about a 'pin-head' size amount is enough. A little goes a long way.

This little kit comes with everything you need to polish up your frets to be shiny and smooth. It's as simple as covering the frets with the metal pieces, applying some of the included polishing material on the included rag and buffing up and down the fret while being careful not to rub against the fretboard. It shined up all my guitar's frets and they look and play wonderful now.Overall I would say that this kit is a little too expensive but it's still worth the asking price if only for the convenience of buying a single thing and having everything you need, about three dollars cheaper this would be a no brainer purchase. It is a little time consuming to polish the frets but it's like a twenty minute project to do well, not a huge time sink and the frets polish up quite quickly with the included product. The fret guards offer protection but are a bit flimsy and prone to slipping a little bit, just be careful while polishing and you should be fine.

Nice little kit. It reminds me of jewelry polish? Fret guards fit. As others suggested best to tape with blue or green tape.

Got this and used it on my new Seagull S6 1982 Collection acoustic. The frets felt a little gritty when playing, making it harder to do vibratos and bends than necessary. So I used this to give the frets a light polish and it made a big difference on most frets. It was also very easy to use, and saved a ton of time compared to taping. On a few of the dirtier frets, I needed to pull out some micro mesh, then finish the frets off with this. The frets slide like glass now. In the picture without strings, the first fret is polished and the others aren't. In the picture with strings, all frets are polished.

If you have a guitar, the frets are important to keep clean to maintain playability. I have several guitars, and I use this fret polishing kit every time I change strings. The kit provides a smooth shiny finish to the guitar fretwork. The fret protectors make it easy not to get the cleaner on the fretboard.

I bought this product to clean and polish the frets on my guitars. I thought the polish itself was more of a cream type but it's quite the opposite and is really runny, so be careful when opening the tube, don't lay the tube down when the cap is off. The fret guards were useless in this case though, you're still gonna get polish on your fretboard. The instructions say to wipe off the fret board immediately if the Frine polish gets on the fret board and that's what I did with no issues. However, I will have a use for the fret guards in the future should I ever need to file any frets, I'm pretty sure they will protect the fingerboard from a run away fret file. I used the kits polishing cloth for the frets and a old t-shirt to clean up the fretboard. Happy string bending!