Ernie Ball Guitar Polish, Fretboard Conditioner, and String Cleaner with Polish Cloth

This is *the* juice for electric guitars. The only other guitar polish I've ever used was from the most famous American guitar manufacturer and that milky stuff always left a haze on the surface. That made me think that polishing a guitar was not a good thing to do! Ernie Ball's polish cleaned the dirty gunk (sorry, but that's reality for hard playing punk rockers) and left a clear shiny finish. I have a Telecaster Modern Player and this polish makes it look like a beautiful slab of cold smoked salmon. This works well not only on the the wood but the chrome is shiny without being too slippery. The cloth is just what is needed, and it's important to get a fresh cloth with each bottle. This is now my go-to gift for fellow guitarists! p.s.: I tried to take a pic but it's too shiny and I polished it a week ago which is two jams ago!

I cleaned and polished my ukelele, my guitar and my wife's violin and the soft piece of cloth helps to get everything shinning I totally recomend this great product

This is necessary for your instruments that don’t have a lacquer finish. My acoustic, like most, has a nitrocellulose finish. The spray polish I use for it is made by another familiar brand and it has Brazilian wax it, so I use it for a gloss finish. This polish will do fine on glossy finish and I have used it at times but it is the only thing I use on matte finish, semi-gloss finish, or any finished instrument. If I’m not sure about a finish, I use Ernie Ball because it is safe for all finishes and makes anything polish up to its best condition. It is the only thing I use on my ukulele and after using it for a few months I can tell that the wood is much better looking than it did when I bought it. It is definitely hydrated it and actually keeps it hydrated even though it is 25% humidity in the house during winter. I use it on parts of my acoustic and violin that don’t have nitrocellulose such as the back of the guitar neck. If you have any instruments, you need a polish that can be used on any finish. No instrument is totally coated with nitrocellulose. I wax my acoustic twice a year so this polish will make it shiny as well as the polish for gloss and it actually doesn’t reveal fingerprints as much as the other polish. Wax has a little adhesive properties. And good price. I have spent more on just a microfiber cloth. The cloth is good too. Can never have too many.

Meets expectations. Cleaned my guitar up really well.

Polish - Works well, gave my guitars a nice glossy shine, and left the surface feeling smooth.The formula seems somewhat mild, it doesn't have a strong smell or a thick consistency, which I would say is a positive. Better too mild than too harsh.Not to say it doesn't work - it does, and it left a nice thin coating too.Cloth - Nice microfiber cloth, I have one I use with the polish and another just for wiping my guitars down after use.It picks up grime and dust off gloss surfaces really well and doesn't scratch at all. Just make sure you wash it every once in a while so dust can't build up in it.Just one little nitpick - the other one I have is from a few years ago and this newer one is a bit smaller. (14"x14" vs 12"x12") Not a big deal though, I still like both these products and would recommend them.

Amazing! Made my vintage Les Pauls look great and the fretboards look brand new.

This stuff was amazing! My Les paul feels so smooth and looks so shiny and the fretboard conditioner brought that deep color back! I haven’t used the string cleaner yet but all in all it’s great! It also Came with a micro fiber towel!

I don't write many reviews, but I wanted to share my thoughts on this instrument polish. I'm a seasoned life-long musician and I have an acoustic guitar I feared the finish was toast on. I had used a different wood polish with only minor improvement. The Ernie Ball polish brought the finish back up to 100% with very little elbow grease. Kudos Ernie Ball. I'll swear by this stuff looking forward.