Cleaning Your Steel Guitar
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What Joe said.Papa Joe Pollick wrote:Hell,just stand it up in the bed of your pick up and drive through the car wash.
I'm too lazy to do it manually so once a year i take my steels down to the car wash and have them machine washed while i sit down and relax and treat myself with a nice cone of strawberry ice cream. Sometimes i may throw in an amp or telecaster as well.
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