Göldo Fret Polishing Rubber

here something unorthodox. I use these for nail polishing!
Unlike standard nail care products, these will last forever, and are close to indectructable (compared to cosmetic glass products).
Strongly reccomending to all clasical guitarists.

These polishing rubbers do wonders for dull frets, would recommend to anybody needing a fret polish, miles better than steel wool!

When frets aren't gouged, or even after just re-finishing your frets, using these fret polishing rubbers will make them shine like new. I use them when I replace my strings to just make the guitar look all nice and shiny again. They are soft enough to leave a finer finish than 1000 grit sandpaper, convenient enough to throw one in your gigbag with the spare set of strings and cheap enough to buy a few more when you inevitably forget one somewhere.

Used it on a few guitars with nickel frets and it helps immensely with vibrato and bends!

I bought this to restore some very old frets that needed some love on my telecaster. I have to say it was able to get the shine and smoothness back into the frets. They feel great after the polish and they look shinier than ever. I recommend this product as it really works. I am very happy with the end result.

For fine polishing, not leveling or tougher jobs

You have scratchy frets? No time or money to go to a luthier? You don't want to remove your strings, even? Don't look further, this is the stuff! polished the scratchiest frets ever on a brand new squier, got it playing good, and had some extra for another guitar who really needed it... Removing a star because they get used up pretty fast, but you can prolly scrape the surface off and reuse them! Just so you know, These are pretty small, and exactly like the rubbers you bought when you were a kid (form and texture) except rougher

was used on 2 guitars. looks like will last long. nothing to complain. frets are now shiny. pretty soft grit so it won't get rid of deep scratches will just make frets shiny and mirror-like

I used them for many sanding application. I wrap some sand paper around and used them for spot sanding as a sanding block.

Use them just to give some frets a light polish. Really handy.