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Hi Greg, What products do you recommend now that Professor Green's is out of business?

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Hi Randy! I’m sure Greg can give you a more detailed answer but I heard him talking about this yesterday, and he mentioned that Big Bends makes some good guitar care products.

Good luck!

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Thanks for the reply. I checked Big Bends they have some very expensive products. I use the Big Bends Nut Juice at each string change. Fortunately, I have quite a bit of polishes and fretboard conditioner left. I put this question in the wrong section so I moved it.  

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I would say that most polishes on the market today are pretty darn solid. Prof Green is great because it wouldn't alter sheen; but most folks aren't concerned with that very much on newer instruments.
Any and all will do the job.

-Greg

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