Daddario PW-LMN

Are your frets feeling as dry as a desert? Is your fretboard thirstier than a camel on a hot day? Fear not, my fellow fret fiends, because D'Addario PW-LMN Lemon Oil is here to save the day!

Pros:

Zesty Freshness: This lemon oil isn't just any lemon oil; it's like giving your fretboard a spa day in a citrus paradise. The aroma alone will transport you to a tropical beach, complete with coconut drinks and ukulele serenades.

Moisturizing Magic: Say goodbye to fretboard flakes and hello to silky smoothness! Just a few drops of this magical elixir, and your fretboard will feel softer than a kitten's fur coat. Your fingers will thank you for the luxurious treatment.

Versatility: Not only does PW-LMN Lemon Oil work wonders on fretboards, but it's also great for other wooden surfaces like bridges and nuts. It's like a one-stop-shop for all your wood care needs!

Entertainment Value: Who knew cleaning your guitar could be this fun? With PW-LMN Lemon Oil, you'll be so busy enjoying the lemony freshness that you'll forget you're actually doing maintenance. It's like aromatherapy for your instrument!

Cons:

Risk of Overuse: Beware, fellow guitar aficionados, for with great lemony power comes great responsibility. Using too much lemon oil can leave your fretboard feeling greasier than a deep-fried Twinkie. Use sparingly for best results!

Temptation to Taste: I know it smells delicious, but trust me, you do not want to take a swig of PW-LMN Lemon Oil. It may look like lemonade, but I assure you, it tastes nothing like it. Keep it away from your thirst-quenched lips!

Summary:

D'Addario PW-LMN Lemon Oil is like a spa treatment for your fretboard, providing moisturizing goodness with a side of citrusy delight. Just a dab will revitalize even the driest of fretboards, leaving them feeling smoother than a jazz saxophone solo. So go ahead, treat your guitar to a lemony fresh experience and watch it shine brighter than a summer sunrise!

All in highly recommended and well worth buying for any guitarist with a rosewood boarded guitar.

I'm a tech and this is all I ever use on my own guitars and all my customers guitars. It properly nourishes dry boards with a few applications. (apply, wipe over and remove the excess and then repeat until satisfied). One application is often enough.

The price is great and no real downsides other than the cap can get a bit loose if you overtighten it.

Don't think about it just buy some! ?

I bought this lemon oil to revitalise a rosewood fingerboard that had completely dried out on a guitar I recently purchased second-hand. The results are impressive. The oil both cleans and hydrates the wood and the fingerboard becomes much more comfortable to play after application.

I would advise removing the strings and giving the fretboard a quick wipe down first. Applying the oil is very straightforward (I used a dry, new dishcloth) and a little goes a long way. I expect this bottle to last me many years.