work...I like that string coz I bought a bit expensive..dun want to change
it...can I use autosol? Did anyone know the tips??
How to remove rust from guitar string?, help me please...:)
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Sep 28 2010, 02:39 PM, updated 16y ago
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My electric guitar string is already full of rust bcoz I'm outstation for
work...I like that string coz I bought a bit expensive..dun want to change it...can I use autosol? Did anyone know the tips?? |
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Sep 28 2010, 02:42 PM
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Dont know about guitar strings, but I think should work. Only after using clean the strings and slightly spray with anti-rust.
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Sep 28 2010, 02:47 PM
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rusted strings need to be replaced. period. even if you managed to sand off the rust, the strings have lost its elastically.
anti-rust works on strings, but it's not good for the fret board. baby oil is much safer. |
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Sep 28 2010, 02:51 PM
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Yes, it works as mild solvent that can remove light traces of rust. If you rarely play the guitar, i think its best for you to change the strings to anti-rust guitar strings. I've been using Elixir strings, and I think its a good choice (for fixed bridge guitar. not floating trem)
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QUOTE(Budak Pengantar @ Sep 28 2010, 02:39 PM) My electric guitar string is already full of rust bcoz I'm outstation for What strings are you using currently? I suggest using anti-rust strings next time. work...I like that string coz I bought a bit expensive..dun want to change it...can I use autosol? Did anyone know the tips?? |
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Looks like Elixirs are your best bet in this situation.
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Based on how long users are using their Elixirs the company is going to go bankrupt soon..
If not mistaken once the coating on the string comes off it would be like any other cheap string.. But I heard that Elixir strings sounds good tone wise |
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im using elixir for nearly 4-5 month, now it started to show some rust but still good, the tone still there, still shiny!
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Sep 29 2010, 12:17 AM
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QUOTE(dma0991 @ Sep 28 2010, 09:45 PM) Based on how long users are using their Elixirs the company is going to go bankrupt soon.. elixirs have been going on for a long long time.If not mistaken once the coating on the string comes off it would be like any other cheap string.. But I heard that Elixir strings sounds good tone wise plus they got tie-ins with certain guitar companies to string the new guitars with elixirs...or perhaps the companies also want to. |
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QUOTE(Everdying @ Sep 29 2010, 12:17 AM) elixirs have been going on for a long long time. The only brand of guitar I know of that comes with Elixirs is Taylors..plus they got tie-ins with certain guitar companies to string the new guitars with elixirs...or perhaps the companies also want to. Maybe they want to create an impression of a display guitar with no rusty strings.. |
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Sep 29 2010, 01:11 AM
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QUOTE(dma0991 @ Sep 29 2010, 12:45 AM) The only brand of guitar I know of that comes with Elixirs is Taylors.. all these guitars come with elixirs from factory.Maybe they want to create an impression of a display guitar with no rusty strings.. http://elixirstrings.com/guitar-makers/index.html i also seen low end fina's with elixirs... |
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Sep 29 2010, 03:12 AM
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Kalau rm50 elixir pun already sounds mahal to you tak tau string apa you tengah pakai tapi tak sanggup nak replace hehe.. anyway Elixir Nano / Nano Phosphor Bronze your best bet, unless you want to try around different set of strings not recommended to get Polyweb one.
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I've been using Elixir's for the last 3 years - keep a stock of it at home just in case I run out. They're really good, ur strings look and remain spritely and sounding bright for far longer than the average ernie/addario/marzio etc. You can also try DR strings - the coated handmade ones, which I feel are even better. If ur looking for a cheap alternetive, there is a cheapo brand called Pyramid, doesn't sound as good but strings last as long as (or even longer than) Elixirs.
zeroglyph is right, be very careful with antirust on ur fretboard. |
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go replace strings.
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