Lithium Grease Guitar Nut at Alexandra Duigan blog

Lithium Grease Guitar Nut. In this 4k video, @sahiljagtiani shows you how to lubricate the guitar nut (not required with tusq xl & graphite nuts) with a simple graphite. I recommend a pin or needle, or tip of a toothpick, or better still the edge of a piece of card or paper. If so you can purchase that at any automotive shop it's not expensive. Good alternatives to nut sauce include a chapstick applied using a cocktail stick, petroleum jelly (vaseline), graphite powder/pencil lead. Lithium grease, vaseline, and lip balm are easy to apply in small amounts. Graphite is a “dry” lubricant and is commonly used to decrease the friction on the nut that happens when strings move through the grooves. If it's white there's a chance that it's lithium grease. There are a couple of methods for lubricating your guitar’s nut, the main recommendation being to use graphite. Good timing on this question.

Good alternatives to nut sauce include a chapstick applied using a cocktail stick, petroleum jelly (vaseline), graphite powder/pencil lead. Good timing on this question. I recommend a pin or needle, or tip of a toothpick, or better still the edge of a piece of card or paper. There are a couple of methods for lubricating your guitar’s nut, the main recommendation being to use graphite. If so you can purchase that at any automotive shop it's not expensive. If it's white there's a chance that it's lithium grease. Graphite is a “dry” lubricant and is commonly used to decrease the friction on the nut that happens when strings move through the grooves. Lithium grease, vaseline, and lip balm are easy to apply in small amounts. In this 4k video, @sahiljagtiani shows you how to lubricate the guitar nut (not required with tusq xl & graphite nuts) with a simple graphite.

Grease 15Kg Multi Lithium Kleboc The Nut Hut

Lithium Grease Guitar Nut I recommend a pin or needle, or tip of a toothpick, or better still the edge of a piece of card or paper. If it's white there's a chance that it's lithium grease. Lithium grease, vaseline, and lip balm are easy to apply in small amounts. If so you can purchase that at any automotive shop it's not expensive. Good timing on this question. There are a couple of methods for lubricating your guitar’s nut, the main recommendation being to use graphite. In this 4k video, @sahiljagtiani shows you how to lubricate the guitar nut (not required with tusq xl & graphite nuts) with a simple graphite. Good alternatives to nut sauce include a chapstick applied using a cocktail stick, petroleum jelly (vaseline), graphite powder/pencil lead. Graphite is a “dry” lubricant and is commonly used to decrease the friction on the nut that happens when strings move through the grooves. I recommend a pin or needle, or tip of a toothpick, or better still the edge of a piece of card or paper.