Want to get rid of those fingerprints on your Strat? Want to put a nice shine on it with little work? Check out a Microfiber cloth.
I picked one up at a local 99 cent store and had been using it on my glasses. I decided to try it on one of my guitars. WOW!!! Worked so well I went back and picked up a few more.

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I didn't Lose my mind, I traded it for this guitar.

+1

They're great for glasses and guitars. Also, any other optics -- rifle scopes, telescopes, binoculars, camera lenses, etc.

Arjay

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thanx for the tip Chet...hope the health is still on the upward swing

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+2...I used to use flannel rags to polish up my guitars, but they leave a little lint behind, don't have that problem with microfiber.

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I use them on my camera gear all the time.

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+ 3

I first used them on the windshields of my vehicles and saw how well they did there and use them on all optics and the guitars too. They seem to hold onto some of the dirt though even after washing. Anyone else notice that? I only have a couple of them and my yellow one seems to be stained.

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"You can't spend what you ain't got, you can't lose what you ain't never had" ~ McKinley Morganfield

When they reach that moment it's time to discard them and replace. The trapped particles within the mesh will scratch a surface if the cloth is vigorously used.

They're cheap enough so it's no major expenditure.

Arjay

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Started using them when I got my Strat two years ago. Have one in every guitar case now

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Donnmac

'09 American Deluxe Strat Sunburst Rosewood
'63 Les Paul Jr SG body
'80's Fender F 15 Acoustic
'09 Larrivee D 03RE
'09 Squier Affinity J Bass
'10 Martin D12X1AE
'66 Traynor YGM1 (tube)
'08 Traynor TRM30
'11 G-DEC 30 Blues
'09 Fender Rumble 15

been using microfiber cloths for several years now. I love them.

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RK

2007 Fender Highway 1
2012 American Deluxe
2015 MIM Dave Murray HHH
2010 Fender Blacktop
1987 Fender Avalon Acoustic
2012 Marshall DSL 15 watt head

I use a Dean Markley branded one.

Can probably get cheaper, but mine has lasted me nearly 10 years now and hasn't been washed. The trick is to get the crap/polish/whatever off first with an oridnary duster or rag, then use the Microfibre for the final dry polish only.

And yes, really good on glasses too

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Fender Highway & Classic 60s Strats, Fender Toronado, Telecaster, Gretsch Projet, Charvel 3, PRS SE Soapbar II & Custom 24, Burns Batwing and many others!

+1 yep, is used those since years, worked very well on guitars too.

cheers

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After reading this I went out and bought a few,they work so much better than the yellow flannel cloths I've used forever,thanks!

I have stacks of them layin around. They are good for polishing the car

anything good enough for a rifle scope is good enough for my strats.

The only place I ever see these is at music stores, where they ain't cheap.

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