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    #316186   2008-04-02 14:49 GMT      
    just got an epiphone hummingbird and has some smudges on it. how can i get rid of them?

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    #316187   2008-04-02 14:52 GMT      
    did you try a cloth?

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    #316188   2008-04-02 14:52 GMT      
    a clean towel is the best to use. barely dampend with warm water helps, but you need to get all the water off or risk ruining your guitar.

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    #316189   2008-04-02 14:53 GMT      
    go buy some special guitar cleaner from the shop

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    #316190   2008-04-02 14:53 GMT      
    well nice choice of guitar might i say first.!!!! ;)
    well it all depends on the smudges.
    you can probably just use a damp cloth rub it on till it goes then dry it remember to dry it V important.
    but that should work.

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    #316191   2008-04-02 14:56 GMT      
    Use a cloth to clean it

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    #316192   2008-04-02 14:58 GMT      
    Body: Clean it with a dry cloth.
    Fret: Clean with dry cloth and apply lemon oil** every time you change strings.

    **lemon oil is optional unless if your guitar is very precious (monetarily and/or emotionally).

    !!!CAUTION!!!: never apply moisture (it can make the wood expand thus ruining the guitar's body and sound)

    Additional piece of advice:
    Some guitars have different makes (e.g. wood, hardware, details and other materials) which require different cleaning approaches. So I just gave some very general methods. For a more detailed means of cleaning your particular guitar ask an expert (most probably someone in the store where you bought your guitar) when it comes to maintenance and cleaning...

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    #316193   2008-04-02 15:10 GMT      
    Some regular wood cleaner would probably work.
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