Rosewood fretboard oil?

[FrankieTbird]

I use off the rack lem oil whenever I restring. I don't make a science out of it, but my wood likes it and I like the feel of a freshly oiled board.

I do the same.  Never had a problem.  Pull off the old strings, hit the frets with some 0000 steel wool, clean off the dust, then rub in a bit of lemon oil.  I've had the same bottle for about 20 years now.

[Rob]

His wood likes it.

[godofthunder]

I use a little lemon oil from time to time.

[Highlander]

This guy called Robert Johnson was keen on the use of lemons too...

[Dave W]

This guy called Robert Johnson was keen on the use of lemons too...

You try to avoid sexual innuendo, but it's hard.... very hard.

[Pilgrim]

You try to avoid sexual innuendo, but it's hard.... very hard.

Aren't the rules pretty..firm.. about this?  

[Highlander]

Woodie you believe it... stiffed by the rules... best to withdraw my comment before anything comes of it then Dave...

[Pilgrim]

Yes, the rules are both hard and fast.   

[uwe]

And they were erected for a reason! Members in non-compliance will be ejaculated from this forum without further ado.

[4stringer77]

Why not grab any lube that happens to be handy at the moment? And if it's one that happens to be well suited for various types of intercourse, surely it must also do wonders for your other woods.

[Highlander]

... and being a fan of the rhythm method I'm not being (with) drawn to offer comment...

[uwe]

This is all very adolescent, I must say, I can't condom it. 

[Highlander]

... but you should keep abreast of the situation before it gets out of hand...

[SKATE RAT]

oil? my fret boards are lubed with a mixture of sweat, blood and beer

[SKATE RAT]

and dirt. dirt don't hurt, ya know