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To: cosmicforce who wrote (204)	2/21/2009 7:55:57 PM
From: Paul Kern	Read Replies (1) of 310

Plastics are notoriously bad at oil resistance and there is the problem (in my house, anyway) of dust and lint attraction. My nuts, except one, are Corian (no wisecracks) and 3-1 works well to kill binding. I put it on and wipe it off immeiately with a paper towel leaving the slightest film. A friend swears by WD-40 applied with the WD-40 "pen" From Fender One of the best ways to reduce string breakage is to lubricate the string/saddle contact point with a light machine oil (we prefer 3-in-1 oil because it contains anti-rust and anti-corrosive properties) every time you change strings. The oil insulates against moisture and reduces friction and metal fatigue. String trees are another point of contact and should also be lubricated; a small amount of lip balm applied with a toothpick works well. fender.com

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