GHS POLISH FAST FRET
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GHS
https://www.ghsstrings.com
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Algam SAS
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Simple Maintenance for Longer-Lasting Strings
Fast Fret is the original pad-format string cleaner: it is applied directly to the strings and fretboard to lift accumulated grime and deposit a protective film that reduces the adherence of sweat and impurities. The result: more comfortable playing, better daily protection for your strings, and extended lifespan, even if you sweat a lot or have back-to-back practice sessions.It can also be used on unfinished fretboards (rosewood, ebony) to nourish the wood and help prevent drying and cracking. For best results, apply it when installing new strings, then regularly as part of your maintenance routine after playing sessions.
Technical specifications
| Category | maintenance | Chemical product | Yes |
| Type | cleaner, lubricant, cloth, nourishing | Color | Transparent |
| Use | fretboard, string, wood, fret | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the GHS Fast Fret compatible with a rosewood fingerboard?
It is designed for use on unfinished rosewood and ebony fingerboards. The pad nourishes the wood to help prevent drying out and cracking.
Can this cleaner be used on new strings?
Application right after installing new strings is recommended. A protective film is then deposited on the strings to reduce sweat and dirt buildup.
Does Fast Fret improve playing comfort on the strings?
The pad cleans the strings and applies a clear lubricant. Playing becomes more comfortable due to the reduction of accumulated deposits.
How to apply Fast Fret on a guitar?
The pad is applied directly to the strings and the fingerboard. Use can be repeated regularly after playing sessions. A cloth is included with the product type indicated.
Is it suitable for musicians who sweat a lot?
The protective film reduces sweat adherence on the strings. This action helps better protect them during frequent rehearsals.



