Maintenance - Parker Fly Handbook

MAINTENANCE

As with all fine musical instruments, a little care and maintenance go a long
way toward preserving your investment.
Cleaning and Polishing
If you're just trying to remove fingerprints or dust, use a soft
guitar-polishing cloth. To remove fine scratches or clean heavy dirt,
use a non-abrasive guitar polish and follow the manufacturer's direc-
tions. Please use products designed only for guitars, as some
polishes contain a b r a s i v e s t h a t can scratch the finish.
Fret Care
Our patented frets and fretboard system consists of hardened
stainless steel frets bonded to a glass and carbon fiber fretboard.
It is very important to keep the fretboard clean. Not doing so can
result in corrosion. You can clean the fretboard with warm water on a
soft cloth making sure to remove any dirt or sweat that may have built
up around the frets. Parker Guitars does not recommend using oils,
waxes, or solvents on the fretboard. Using such products can damage
the frets and will void the warranty.
Fret service performed otherwise will void the warranty.