Just noticed after cleaning My Tele that the cleaner contains lacqure! Unless your guitar is finished in a lacker or a poly finish this stuff Gibson, World's Finest Pump Polish Will eventualy destroy your finish. unuless your finish is baked on the LACQURE will emulsify most enamel finishes. Be carefull all you guys that custom finish your guitars.
----Danny,

thats why i use virtuoso clearners and polish's.

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"The good thing is in a club situation, most of the patrons are trashed and really can't tell the difference."

+1 on the Virtuoso...great stuff and a little goes a long way

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Current Gear: Ron Kirn Barnbuster Tele,
Marshall: 1971 SuperLead 100>1997 1960-TV, bunch of pedals
and a 1987 Porsche 911 Carrera coupe named Veronica

The Gibson stuff works fine on my Les Paul.
I use the Martin stuff on my Mustang.

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It will?? Sweet!! Hahaha.

If this is the stuff in the orange pump bottle, I've been using this stuff for the past 10+ years on all of my guitars and haven't noticed any problems.




Smells nice too.

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I use Martin pump polish on all my guitars. Gives a good appearance to any finish and has never hurt one of my guitars at all.

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"It's about sound and sound alone. Looks are irrelevant. You can have the best-looking guitar on earth, but if the sound isn't there it is nothing more than a beautiful piece of trash. The sound it makes is the soul of any guitar."

i have a bottle of dunlop 65. on the rare occasion that we get a gig and i actually polish my guitars, it works great. i use very little.
like cologne, this bottle will probably about 10 years.

In my opinion, the most important thing, with ANY guitar polish, is to use it sparingly and to spray it on a cleaning cloth, not the instrument. Because most of the polishes are pump bottles nowadays, if you spray it directly on the instrument the pumping action will cause it to be applied unevenly and it's easy to glob way too much onto the finish. You just want a thin coat and spraying the cloth, then wiping it on the instrument will insure that. Buff it with a second clean cloth and you're done!

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"It's about sound and sound alone. Looks are irrelevant. You can have the best-looking guitar on earth, but if the sound isn't there it is nothing more than a beautiful piece of trash. The sound it makes is the soul of any guitar."