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Accessories: Music Nomad String Fuel

byMike Lawson
March 7, 2016
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Accessories: Music Nomad String Fuel
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String Fuel is an efficient way for guitar players to clean and lubricate their strings in one swipe. The ergonomically shaped device fits comfortably into your hand and makes it easy to cover all your guitar’s strings in one pass. The dense wool pad is impregnated with a blend of refined natural oils and premium mineral oils. The proprietary blend allows you to clean and protect your stings for a longer life while conditioning your unfinished fretboard wood. Like to slide? The cleaning/conditioning oil enhances speed while reducing finger noise. New guitar players like how the lubricant protects their fingers from string wear and tear. musicnomadcare.com

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