I did research on my Aria 9400 and found out that you should use 0000 steel wool to clean the frets (parallel to them), then the neck (perpenicular to the frets). Then you put something else on (I haven't found that out yet). I started playing in 1967, inspired by The Beatles, quit playing for 35 years, and am now starting. Once I clean my neck, I will re-string with light-strings, and use my new Beatles book. I am pumped.
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Hi from Calgary,
I did research on my Aria 9400 and found out that you should use 0000 steel wool to clean the frets (parallel to them), then the neck (perpenicular to the frets). Then you put something else on (I haven't found that out yet). I started playing in 1967, inspired by The Beatles, quit playing for 35 years, and am now starting. Once I clean my neck, I will re-string with light-strings, and use my new Beatles book. I am pumped.
I did research on my Aria 9400 and found out that you should use 0000 steel wool to clean the frets (parallel to them), then the neck (perpenicular to the frets). Then you put something else on (I haven't found that out yet). I started playing in 1967, inspired by The Beatles, quit playing for 35 years, and am now starting. Once I clean my neck, I will re-string with light-strings, and use my new Beatles book. I am pumped.
