Give that not only is my guitar on display in a room of my flat, but the fact it was so darn expensive, I like to look after it and with it being a Fender one of the products I have been using in the past few years is the official Fender Guitar polish. Obviously, with a huge worry that normal products will effect the guitar in a negative way I decided the official option would be the bets route to ensure my axe remains clean and shiny! Costing me a fiver from a local music shop this represents good value for money and if used correctly this should last 8-10 months at the very least. The bottle you get for that price is 4oz but you should be using it very ...  Read the complete review

~A Fender Polish made by Meguairs!~ **************************** Many car owners swear by Meguiars car care products as they make some fantastic care products that will bring your motor up to a glossy show room shine with very little effort. I have found that the many Meguiars products I have used have been really good at providing long lasting effects with minimum effort and I can happily say that they are my favoured brand. With that in mind I knew that as soon as I came across the range of Fender branded guitar care products in a music store which includes this Fender Guitar Polish made by my favorite maker, I just had to give them a go. Having ...  Read the complete review

There are those among us who spend more time polishing our guitars than actually playing them - and although it's noble to want to keep one's instrument smear free, I'm personally more of a player than a wiper. That said, if you fall into the former category of cleaners, there are a number of sprays on the market which can make the job a little easier - one such product is Fender's Guitar Polish. Having already announced that I don't really clean my guitars that often, you may be wondering what i'm doing with guitar polish in my possession - well to tell the truth I didn't pay for the product, instead I received a bottle free with a guitar case that I ...  Read the complete review

Since I bought my first guitar back when I was young I have always liked to keep my guitar looking nice. I think there is something special about your own personal guitar and keeping it in good order and sounding great is very important. I have seen people who don't look after their guitar and often it is dusty, chipped and generally scruffy looking. So how exactly do you take gave of said guitar? Well there are lots of things you can do and one of the most important is to change the strings on a regular basis. Now way I say regular I don't mean every week, I tend to change mine around once every six months. When I do this though it gives me a unique ...  Read the complete review

I must admit I'm not a very regular cleaner of guitars, I tend to dust them down occasionally with a Fender guitar cloth, but I don't tend to use polish too often. However, I do have some experience with various types of branded 'guitar polish' and will try & describe this Fender Guitar Polish to you now. You will often receive such guitar polish, cloth, amp lead etc.. free with your guitar upon purchase. Many music shops bundle stuff in & my American Fender Telecaster came with a bottle of this included. It's basically a very similar process to cleaning surfaces at home, you apply the polish to a cloth and then scrub until clean. Very much like using ...  Read the complete review