At this point, if you're like me and haven't restrung your guitar in over a year, you'll definitely notice that dust has accumulated. clean that up! according the the taylorguitars pdf, you can clean the fretboard with 0.0000 gauge steel wool and rub pretty hard without damaging it! Just be EXTRA sure that you don't touch the body and cover the sound hole before you do it.
If i owned a Taylor, i doubt i'd even consider rubbing steel wool on it...
and also, if you have a guitar wiht a high action, basically, the strings are way high off the fretboard, like my other guitar in the second picture. this makes it a bit more difficult to play the guitar especially in the higher frets.
to fix this, just simply sand it down in tiny increments. make sure you don't do too much, or the guitar strings might make a rattling sound! if you messed up or sanded down to much, simply cut small strips of paper and put them under the the saddle until it's at a height you like! easy peasy!
If i owned a Taylor, i doubt i'd even consider rubbing steel wool on it...
and also, if you have a guitar wiht a high action, basically, the strings are way high off the fretboard, like my other guitar in the second picture. this makes it a bit more difficult to play the guitar especially in the higher frets.
to fix this, just simply sand it down in tiny increments. make sure you don't do too much, or the guitar strings might make a rattling sound! if you messed up or sanded down to much, simply cut small strips of paper and put them under the the saddle until it's at a height you like! easy peasy!
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