Tanglewood Guitar Care Products

Looking after your Tanglewood guitar

Tanglewood guitars are built to be played, and regular care helps them stay that way. The Tanglewood guitar care series is a small range of 3 products at £7 each, from the same company that makes the instruments. It is an easy first purchase for anyone who has just bought a new guitar, and it sits within our wider guitar care section.

What is in the range

The series includes the Tanglewood TLSL1 LEMOIL at £7. Lemon oil is often used on unfinished fretboards, such as rosewood or ebony, to freshen the wood. Check your own guitar first, because finished or lacquered fretboards need different treatment, and use only a small amount on a soft cloth.

A simple care routine

Good habits matter as much as products. A few minutes after playing can add years to an instrument:

• Wipe the strings and neck with a dry cloth after each session to remove sweat and grease.
• Keep the guitar in its bag or case when you are not playing it. Our guitar gig bags are a good choice for everyday storage.
• Avoid extremes of heat and damp, such as radiators, cold cars and sunny windowsills.
• Change your strings when they sound dull. Browse our guitar strings for replacements.

Buying other Tanglewood extras

People who search for Tanglewood guitar company products are often looking for more than the instrument itself. Alongside care items, we stock a full selection of Tanglewood guitar strings, straps, tuners and cables. If you are still choosing an instrument, start with our acoustic guitars and classical guitars. Our guitar accessories page brings every extra together in one place.

Why shop with Armstrong

We are a UK online shop dedicated to the Tanglewood range, so you can order your Tanglewood guitar and its care products in one go. At £7 each, the care items cost very little compared with the value of a guitar. Delivery is free across the UK.

Make care a habit

You do not need long sessions to keep a guitar in good shape. A quick wipe after playing, an occasional tidy of the fretboard and sensible storage will do most of the work. Check the guitar over each time you change strings, looking at the bridge, tuners and frets. Small jobs done often are better than a big clean once a year.