MusicNomad GRIP Premium Fretboard Guards (MN225)

Great for quick fretwork. Variety of three sizes offer enough room to accommodate most guitars and basses.

These worked great. Would recommend for polishing the frets on any guitar.

I have no complaints with these, they are fairly priced and work very well. The 3 different sizes are very useful. I was previously using a piece of cardboard that came with a fret polishing kit that was wearing a hole in it. This is my 2nd Music Nomad product (also own the neck brace) and they seem to be good quality for a good price. I highly recommend these for personal or amateur guitar work.

I purchased this 3-piece set because I have multiple guitars with various fret sizes. When I've cleaned my guitars in the past, I used the basic metal fret guards with blue painter's tape from Home Depot. While that might work for many guitarists and luthiers alike, I found that the guards kept slipping. It was hard to hold with one hand and scrub the fret wires with steel wool without it inevitably falling off. I also scratched my fingers a few times, and that was unpleasant (an understatement)... My frustration grew until I discovered this product. They are reasonably priced and so simple to use. At first, I had to figure out which angle to use and best optimum positioning. It was much easier to scrub the frets with the steel wool while holding the blue handle (the point of this product). I had to use the aforementioned blue tape to avoid scratching the adjacent frets on the guitar neck. It worked like a champ. Therefore, I gave the highest 5-star rating for a well-designed product. Best wishes, Evan J.

Makes easy work out of polishing frets on a guitar. Has 3 different sizes for the different size frets. You won't need to tape down the fretboard. Quick and easy.

These covers worked great to protect my fingerboard from damage or rub marks when I re-crowned and polished the frets on my guitar. They worked great!

I use these a lot. I normally add tape on either side to cover the fret board as I move along polishing the frets.

Maybe these would be good with fret erasers, but they were pretty terrible with micromesh papers. I apparently had some extra paper touching just past the guard and ended up scratching the fretboard. All up and down the neck. Some light sanding will remove the scratches, but it sucks I have to do that. This is a needless contraption I immediately regret purchasing.