Gorgomyte?

[Matt_B]

Has anyone here tried Gorgomyte? I've used it on a couple guitars I've changed strings on recently and it really is great stuff. Cleans the frets and fingerboard with little effort and leaves them both feeling smooth but not slippery.

[Carbuff]

Not of any help here but, I think there is an old thread with this exact same title floating around. I think it even spawned a few parody threads too. Give it a search and see what you come up with.

[DonP]

Yes works great, smells....?

[Newc]

Not of any help here but, I think there is an old thread with this exact same title floating around. I think it even spawned a few parody threads too. Give it a search and see what you come up with.

I thought that was this thread - I forgot I had asked if that was the stuff that Australians make sammiches out of - now I gotta find the thread to see the responses

[Newc]

Yeah, there was two of them:

http://www.jcfonline.com/threads/142...s-from-pickups!!!?

and

http://www.jcfonline.com/threads/114...omyte-any-good?

[vklobucar]

Stuff is awesome and you can pretty much toss out the steel wool but it does need a follow up with a shot of lemon oil afterwards.

I swear by it on all my guitars

[straycat]

Never dull works great too but it takes a day for the smell to dissipate.
Cleans the frets and oils the board all at the same time.

[sully]

So what's it made of? Call me old fashioned, but unless I know what I'm putting into the board, I'm not interested in using it. I don't really have issues with dull frets, but I'm kinda skeptical about gorgomyte for some reason.