Daddario PW-LMN

All in highly recommended and well worth buying for any guitarist with a rosewood boarded guitar.

I'm a tech and this is all I ever use on my own guitars and all my customers guitars. It properly nourishes dry boards with a few applications. (apply, wipe over and remove the excess and then repeat until satisfied). One application is often enough.

The price is great and no real downsides other than the cap can get a bit loose if you overtighten it.

Don't think about it just buy some! ?

I bought this lemon oil to revitalise a rosewood fingerboard that had completely dried out on a guitar I recently purchased second-hand. The results are impressive. The oil both cleans and hydrates the wood and the fingerboard becomes much more comfortable to play after application.

I would advise removing the strings and giving the fretboard a quick wipe down first. Applying the oil is very straightforward (I used a dry, new dishcloth) and a little goes a long way. I expect this bottle to last me many years.

The bottle is smaller than expected but the oil works as well as the Dunlop stuff I have used in the past all in all a good product. The effect on my rosewood board is fine and seems to work as expected although I have only used it on board thats had regular treatment and not dried out.

Used it on an old Washburn Mercury series that I have had since the mid 90's.

It had only ever been cleaned with a bit of polish and the fret board was feeling slow.

Now it feels like new, I was planning to replace this guitar, but treated it to new strings and it plays like new again.

even removed glue from sticky tape I used while polishing frets

Having played the guitar for nearly 15 years I had no idea that you were supposed to clean and treat your rosewood fingerboard with lemon oil.

After some quick research I came upon this brand and bought it. It does the job perfectly and my fingerboard now feels far better and slicker as a result of a quick treatment using this lemon oil.

Can't recommend highly enough!

I have been using this oil for years now. Super cheap and gets the job done really well. I use it every time I change strings, both on rosewood and ebony. One bottle of this should last you a very, VERY long time, since you only need a few drops of it to clean and hydrate a whole fretboard.

An essential for fretboard maintenance, this lemon oil effectively cleans and conditions the wood, restoring its natural luster. Regular use has kept my fretboards free from grime and has prevented drying and cracking.

great for eliminating dirt and dunk from the fretboard, i use this in my ebony boards and it feels great, plus, it smells nice.

use this all the time on guitar set ups.

doesnt the job well and smells excellent. being an oil though it tends to leave that oily feeling my my hand