Các Cách Vệ Sinh, Làm Sạch, Đánh Bóng Đàn Guitar

If you recently purchased an acoustic guitar , congratulations! A good musical instrument is an investment, and like anything else of value to you, it will require care and maintenance.

Some of the common questions we get are "How do I clean and polish my guitar?", "How often should I clean my guitar?" and "How do I clean the keyboard?". We'll answer these questions today so you can keep your guitar looking and sounding great for a lifetime. Or maybe even several lifetimes! Please note that we will use the word "guitar" in this article, but you can apply the same practices to your ukulele.

Before we begin the maintenance process, you should understand that the best way to clean your guitar is to keep it clean, which means washing your hands thoroughly before handling. pick it up and store it in a safe box when you're done playing. Because we all have natural oils in our skin, including our fingers, and the guitar is also exposed to environmental factors that are often beyond our control.

How often should I clean my guitar?

We recommend getting in the habit of cleaning your guitar after you're done playing and doing this every time you play. This is very easy and only takes a few minutes. We understand that's not always the case, and even if you do, at some point you'll notice fingerprints and other smudges on your guitar, and that's why. Your guitar will still need periodic cleaning.

How to clean the herd?

This part is quite simple. You can simply take a soft cloth and gently wipe the guitar on all sides, neck, strings, and keys. We also sell guitar cleaning accessories . Wipe it anywhere your body touches the flock - where there are traces of oil on the skin.

You can also use Guitar Cleaner to clean your guitar!

How to polish guitar

Some people like to use polish on their guitar to give it an extra shine. But remember: the surface of your guitar if applied too hard with polish can do more harm than good. If you really want to use a polish, you can safely use a polish / cleaner .

Designed to be economical and simple to use: all you have to do is sprinkle a small amount on the head, then take a soft cloth and wipe it all over the surface in a circular motion. This product cleans your piano in minutes and is self-drying, so you only need to glide it over the surface to make sure any excess polish is removed. Then, turn the rag over to the dry side and repeat the operation on the back and sides of the guitar.

Be careful when cleaning guitars with a satin finish. You certainly don't want to spend a lot of time scrubbing the satin finish, as it will leave the paint looking shiny, and that's completely unsuitable for satin-painted guitars.

Martin's polish does not contain abrasive ingredients, so you don't have to worry about it scratching the paint, unless your cleaning cloth isn't clean. That's why it's most important to wipe with a soft, dry cloth before polishing.

How to clean the keyboard?

In order to have the easiest and most effective access to all the keys, you should incorporate cleaning them while changing your strings. However, there are still some tools to help clean between the strings and keys if you want to clean your keys on a regular basis. But once you've unstringed, you can take a soft cloth (it's best to start with a fresh one) and clean the frets in a very convenient and easy way.

You can also take a minimally abrasive steel thread and rub it gently along the keyboard and strings. This will help brighten the keys and suck up any tiny dirt that cloth can't remove. Remember that this is the part where your fingers come into frequent contact and dirt can accumulate even if your hands are always clean.

You can also clean your keyboard and neck. Basically, they are all raw wood. You only need to clean these 2 parts once or twice a year, depending on the humidity of the weather, to ensure moisture and durability of the wood.