muttley600
Banned
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ggunn
Crystal Flavolian
I agree with Muttley that your nut slots must be cut right for your strings, but when that's not enough (like with my vintage Strat with a floating trem), I use a dab of a mixture of graphite powder and Teflon grease.
slowmotion
New member
Light
New member
Nut files.
Yup, though GHS has some white graphite stuff that is actually pretty nice for guys who bend a lot, or do a lot of trem stuff. Myself, I've never found the need, but I slide more than I bend so...I've got customers for whom it is very effective.
Light
"Cowards can never be moral."
M.K. Gandhi
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Dani Pace
New member
I may catch hell for this (appology to Light and Muttley in advance) but I use white lithium. I put the smallest amount possible in the slots useing an insulin syringe to apply. It only takes a tiny amount and seems to last indeffinately.
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ggunn
Crystal Flavolian
Talcum powder!!!
<ducks>
<ducks>
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Dani Pace
New member
Talcum powder only works if you spray the nut with WD 40 first!!!
<ducks lower than ggunn>
I'm bound to catch hell for this
Light
New member
Talcum powder only works if you spray the nut with WD 40 first!!!
<ducks lower than ggunn>
Just in case someone doesn't get it, Dani and ggunn are JOKING!
Light
"Cowards can never be moral."
M.K. Gandhi
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MCI2424
New member
I use nothing but luck.
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Dani Pace
New member
OMG!!! I hope everyone knows that I was joking about the WD 40 and talcum. I wouldn't seriously suggest that to anyone (unless I was seriously pissed off at them.)
Zaphod B
Raccoons-Be-Gone, Inc.
I keep a tube of graphite powder handy.
Plus a 1 gallon can of WD-40 and an economy-sized jar of Gold Bond.
Plus a 1 gallon can of WD-40 and an economy-sized jar of Gold Bond.
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ggunn
Crystal Flavolian
I keep a tube of graphite powder handy.
Plus a 1 gallon can of WD-40 and an economy-sized jar of Gold Bond.
Don't forget the epoxy!
