MusicNomad F-ONE Fretboard Oil Cleaner & Conditioner 2 oz (MN105)

Gives a nice finish to the fretboard, in addition to refreshing the wood

Only used it once and think it's really good, it slightly darkens the wood and conditioned it really well. Can't wait to try it on one of my other guitars that has a very dry fretboard. The product smells nice and the fretboard feels nice and smooth after use and not dry at all. I would recommend this product, it seems better then just normal lemon oil conditioners you get! Id also recommend the musicNomad frine fret polish, that works a treat too!

Really good. No residue like some oils. Just makes the rosewood feel better. Grain comes out a touch more on a dry fretboard. Overall the best oil I have used.

This stuff is great! A little goes a long way. Leave it to sink into your fretboard for a few minutes; when you clean off any excess, your fretboard will look beautiful, and feel nicer under the fingers. I build a lot of guitars, and this is essential luthier stock for my workshop.

So I'm coming at this from the perspective of unfinished maple fingerboards, where it's a great feel and tone, but the dirt shows. Long story short, as the inventors of this product say. Traditional oils don't work. In my opinion the two best products are this product and Fender Fingerboard Remedy. Two different feels. This product leaves a slight oily feel, that actually speeds your fingers. The Fender product feels better but then doesn't seem to stop the dirt quite as well? I don't think you can stop the dirt completely?

I have two electric guitars (Yamaha Pacifica 112v and an Epiphone Les Paul Standard Plus Top Pro) and both of these have rosewood fretboards. I read a lot of conflicting things online about what to use on these, some saying its ok to use Lemon Oil and some saying the opposite. After reading these I came to the conclusion it was best not to take the risk. I searched for an alternative to all the Lemon Oil products and came across Music Nomads F One oil. Although it doesn't state the ingredients, it does say this is safe to use on Ebony, Maple and Unfinished Rosewood fretboards. It also states that the ingredients are all 100% naturally produced oils and free of lemon oil extracts, waxes, petroleum distillates, silicone and water. I have to say I was sceptical but this stuff cleaned and conditioned my fretboard brilliantly. As the other reviews state, a little goes a long way. I recommend removing all the strings first before using this. I did and I used a couple of drops on a cloth (There is an applicator on the bottle) and worked my way all the way down the fretboard. I was really surprised my fretboard came up looking like new. I dried this with a cloth and left this to dry overnight before repeating the same thing again. Be careful not to use too much oil on the fretboard as this can cause the frets to come loose. I was really impressed with this. My fretboard looks great. Before I used this the wood on my Yamaha was cracking. After I used this you would never have known. I would have no qualms in buying it again, although I suspect this will last for a while!

Really good. Never a fan of using too much product to clean my acoustic but finally tried this and it is good stuff. Due to my ability (or lack thereof) there are certain frets on the fretboard I use a lot more than the other and this was visible before using this. Now the fretboard is back to being a smooth, clean surface with no finger marks.

Works very well. Leaves the fretboard a nice rich colour with a satin sheen. I will be using this instead of lemon oil in future

This is an excellent product that I use on the fretboards of all my guitars - electric and various acoustics. It returns the board to a healthy condition and is very easy to apply. NOTE: I had asked whether or not this could be used on a violin. Most said yes, with some saying if the finger board was not sealed/coated. MusicNomad replied to me directly, saying about the same thing. One fellow said that he did not think so as most violins are coated. Before receiving the last fellow's note and thinking that the fingerboard looked like a dark wood, I applied the oil. It did not (seep) into the "wood". So I wiped it off. The white cloth I used was slightly darkened, but that could have been dirt on the fingerboard. There was no discoloration or damage done at first look. Closer inspection of the instrument showed that the fingerboard was dark and looked a bit like a graphite. Bottom line, everyone was correct in that it was "yes", you could use it on a violin, with caveate. The last fellow to respond to my question was most right. No. Still an exceptional product which I will continue to use on all of my "guitars". Love it.

Polish efficace.Très bon produit!

Cleans and hydrates fretboards way better than lemon oil.

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