MusicNomad MN106 TUNE-IT Lubricant, 10 mL

Used on my whole collection of guitars, applied to the nut and bridge saddles, greatly improves tuning stability! Only a small amount is required so a tube lasts for ages. You also get an applicator which makes lubricating the nut slots a breeze.

Works like a charm. I've used it on my guitars as I've restrung them to lubricate the saddles, string trees and nut and I can tell the difference. The product is clear so none of the worries that some products carry. Worth the cost.

Good stuff although it looks a bit like super glue and not easy to work with . Helps my guitar stay in tune

I have historically used graphite from a pencil as the choice of lube for the nut. However as it discolours the light colour of the nut of my guitars I thought I'd give this a go. Pros: - I have not noticed a buld up of dust/contimination that you can get from using a wet lube. - Lubes the nut up well and helps with more stable tuning (I also apply a bit to the saddle which I didn't do when using graphite as it's not easy to apply graphite to the saddle). - Easy to apply using the tube/narrow nozzel and the application tool. Cons: - Price is quite high. That being said this small tube should last a fair few years! - Availability. Music Normad items seem quite hard to find on this side of the water! I hope you find this review useful.

Very useful guitar nut lubricant stops string being choked by the nut. Very little goes a long way I use it after every string change and during use to keep the strings running freely through the nut. Recommended

In every string change or set up, this is a must have item for me. I apply it to the nut, string trees, bridge saddles and ferrules. Does it work? Yes, it does. The tube, also lasts a good while. Plus, it is odourless. Having used other nut lubricants, this is the only one I will buy now. Another great product from Music Nomad!

Does exactly what it says. In fact, it does it so well I was able to ditch my rattling, dead sounding, roller bridge and go back to a standard tune-o-matic.

I have a couple of Les Pauls and an ES-335 - all have the Gibson nut / string angle issue on the G and D strings. I didn't want to shell out on a tiny amount of nut sauce - tried this instead mainly because of cost and other reviews. So far so good - tuning stability much improved. Built in nozzle is ok to get the stuff into the string slots. For me one tube is likely to be a lifetime supply.