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Mel Davis
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Does anyone have any suggestions on how to keep finger picks on sweaty fingers ???
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Joey Ace
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Post by Joey Ace »

Fiddle Rosin residue is perfect.

Although I've never tried it, I've heard ther's a guitar product called "Gorilla Snot" that does the job.

I use National 1941 fingerpicks and never needed anything. Maybe my fingers don't sweat like yours. <FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Joey Ace on 23 March 2003 at 08:24 AM.]</p></FONT>
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Larry Bell
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Post by Larry Bell »

Coolest thing I've found is Dunlop picks with black powdercoat on the part that fits around the finger. The powdercoat makes the picks stay on better -- I'm not sure why -- they look slicker but do stay on sweaty fingers better. They are also much more comfortable.

They are made by the 'Rajah': Ken Brattain in Texas. Go to http://www.aguitarcenter.com

I believe I bought mine from Scotty's Music. Couldn't figure out how to order tham off Ken's website. It's kinda confusing. Image If I were you I'd either give Ken or Scotty a call and try them out -- they work great for me -- I won't use anything else. FWIW.

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