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DMI Guitar Labs Introduces Fret Butter

The solution contains no harmful chemicals, is Proposition 65 compliant, cruelty-free, vegan, contains only food grade products, and is entirely free of lemon oil.

Wall Township, NJ (September 14, 2017) -- -  AP International is pleased to announce they will be offering the new Fret Butter fretboard cleaner from DMI Guitar Labs. Fret Butter is a unique patented and proprietary solution for stringed instrument fingerboards, simultaneously hydrating the wood and removing even the most extreme grime and oxidation from frets in one simple application. The result is a clean hydrated fingerboard with shiny frets and a satin smooth finish protecting against sweat, acids, metal corrosion, and string abrasion. The Fret Butter cloth is an applicator and used to apply the Fret Butter to the fingerboard and frets. A simple terry cloth rag is then used to rub and polish the fingerboard and frets simultaneously.

Fret Butter contains no harmful chemicals, is Proposition 65 compliant, cruelty-free, vegan, contains only food grade products, and is entirely free of lemon oil. The resealable zippered package, roughly the size of a pack of strings, allows for multiple uses per package ensuring your instrument remains clean for extended periods with a single cloth. Additionally, it leaves the instrument with a fresh vanilla scent unlike other harsh and foul-smelling cleaning products.

Fret Butter is available now on Reverb, Amazon, eBay, and FloydRose.com.

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