MusicNomad MN106 TUNE-IT Lubricant, 10 mL

Very useful guitar nut lubricant stops string being choked by the nut. Very little goes a long way I use it after every string change and during use to keep the strings running freely through the nut. Recommended

Used on my whole collection of guitars, applied to the nut and bridge saddles, greatly improves tuning stability! Only a small amount is required so a tube lasts for ages. You also get an applicator which makes lubricating the nut slots a breeze.

I have historically used graphite from a pencil as the choice of lube for the nut. However as it discolours the light colour of the nut of my guitars I thought I'd give this a go.Pros:- I have not noticed a buld up of dust/contimination that you can get from using a wet lube.- Lubes the nut up well and helps with more stable tuning (I also apply a bit to the saddle which I didn't do when using graphite as it's not easy to apply graphite to the saddle).- Easy to apply using the tube/narrow nozzel and the application tool.Cons:- Price is quite high. That being said this small tube should last a fair few years!- Availability. Music Normad items seem quite hard to find on this side of the water!I hope you find this review useful.

Works like a charm. I've used it on my guitars as I've restrung them to lubricate the saddles, string trees and nut and I can tell the difference. The product is clear so none of the worries that some products carry. Worth the cost.

This tube will probably last for ever a little bit goes a long way but does really solve tuning problems cheaper than buying new tuners which I had thought about. Didnt realise that the nut plays such a big part of tuning.

In every string change or set up, this is a must have item for me. I apply it to the nut, string trees, bridge saddles and ferrules.Does it work? Yes, it does. The tube, also lasts a good while.Plus, it is odourless.Having used other nut lubricants, this is the only one I will buy now. Another great product from Music Nomad!

Does exactly what it says. In fact, it does it so well I was able to ditch my rattling, dead sounding, roller bridge and go back to a standard tune-o-matic.

I have a couple of Les Pauls and an ES-335 - all have the Gibson nut / string angle issue on the G and D strings.I didn't want to shell out on a tiny amount of nut sauce - tried this instead mainly because of cost and other reviews.So far so good - tuning stability much improved. Built in nozzle is ok to get the stuff into the string slots. For me one tube is likely to be a lifetime supply.