Fret-board dandruff
Had the chance to get one of my guitars on the bench a while back. I actually bought this one used so the frets already had some wear (plus I am hard on frets when I play). The white flakes on the second pic down are not dandruff, but because of the bad flat spots on some frets, when I ran my finger nail over the them they where so sharp it was cutting my nail. Great as a nail file, not so great if you want a guitar to sound good and play well.
End result is I now play this guitar all a lot, It is made from Alder so sounds really good. Its pretty much my go to when teaching clients.
see finished picture down the page.
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