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25 Aug, 2016
Stainless Fretwire
1 of 1 found this helpful The great thing about SS fret wire is its hardness. When doing vibrato the frets don't "shave" off like nickel fret wire. This hardness also makes the fret wire harder to work with. I recommend gluing the frets, a machined sanding beam, double sided tape, and silicon carbide sandpaper. When gluing, first hammer/press the frets in, clamp in a radius sanding beam, and "wick" some crazy glue in at the side of the neck. Do not over use the glue as only a drop is needed. I do a neck in three sections. I file the sides down as I complete each section because the filing goes quicker. After the neck is fretted and filed flush to the side, leveling is done. Do not sand against the frets, sand with the radius of the neck and start with 400 - 600 grit. Crowning and further leveling with higher grits of paper and then a polish with a dremel tool and metal polish ensure a glass like playing surface that will allow for effortless bending and vibrato. This fret wire is leaps and bounds above regular fret wire.