Gibson Digital Guitar, Owner'S Manual

Page: 21 / 63

19
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
F i n i s h .
A Gibson instrument always attracts attention, whether it is on a concert stage before
thousands or on a guitar stand in a home studio. After the classic body lines of a Gibson, the
finish makes the strongest impre s s i o n .
Perspiration acids, heavy fingerprinting, dust, and grime from on-the-job usage are unavoid-
able. However, a minute or two spent with Gibson’s instrument care products—guitar polish,
f re t b o a rd conditioners, string cleaner/lubricant, and polishing cloth—will re s t o re a finish to
like-new condition.
G i b s o n ’s nitrocellulose lacquer finish not only looks great, it is also easily repairable—by a
p rofessional. Minor scratches and dings can be fixed without completely refinishing the
i n s t ru m e n t .
Keeping Your Guitar on the R o a d .
Your Gibson is a durable instrument. It is likely to outlive you—
if you take care of it. In determining whether conditions might be harmful to your guitar, the
rule of thumb is, if you are comfortable, then your guitar will be comfortable. Here are some
conditions to avoid.