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Customer Reviewsfrom Chicago, IL May 13, 2013 Great stuffRegular string cleaners can damage or dry out your wood. Fast-Fret doesn't have that problem. It gets any gunk of the strings while its mineral oils give a nice, silky response to the strings without impeding their tone. I use it before and after every playing session, and it really extends the life of my strings.from NOLA March 27, 2013Music Background: I've heard a lot of music. Mama Don't Take My Metal Can AwayI'm thankful that GHS has brought back the metal can!Please GHS if you read this never go back to the crummy plastic containers. This is a nice product, even though it's simple mineral oil. I'd hate to keep a bottle of oil in my case and have it break. This is break free. I've come to love the little white cotton tufts that come off on my strings when I use this. from india June 15, 2012Music Background: Bassist The GHS Fast FretAmazing.. Stuff.. it increases the life and the crispness of the string to almost 5 times its life..Cool product.. from Tipton, California, USA March 29, 2013Music Background: Musican for 40 years and still counting GHS Fast FretThis stuff will slick your neck and strings up, the only thing is it will turn your finger tips black.from Ephrata, PA USA August 21, 2010Music Background: Student, hobbyist, amateur musician. Fast FretThis stuff is really good. It made a huge difference as soon as I put it on my acoustic in terms of how fast I could move up and down the fretboard and it also cut down on string noise a bit. It is really helpful when you're playing in an open tuning and are moving up and down the neck frequently.I would recommend not putting it on the strings from the end of the fretboard to the bridge if you do a lot of fingerpicking like me... I didn't really like the feel of it. Overall, it is a great product and will definitely use it again... although the only ingredient listed is white mineral oil so I may try just getting a bottle of that next time instead of paying for the applicator and all that jazz. |