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maybe if you wanted to keep your guitar looking like new, you should have bought one that was built to look like new. dingus.
maybe if you wanted to keep your guitar looking like new, you should have bought one that was built to look like new. dingus.
Do they know anything other than cork sniffing related things over there? Cleaning a guitar is pretty straightforward. Wipe it down when you're done playing, and your'e good to go. If that's not enough to do the job, then use any one of the myriad guitar cleaning products out there. If you don't want to worry about it looking "too clean & shiny", then don't buy an artificially aged guitar.