Thanks Luc.bye

I had one of the original Railboards for a bit and freaked out when I saw this. It's just the nickel on the strings. Use a pencil eraser to remove it .

Hello Greg,thanks very much for your reply.

ON my Railboard is impossible to remove this dust(...if it is so)
i have tryied with finger tips,nails,pencil eraser,pen eraser,nothing.
Now I suspect that my railboard anodizing is less roughness,an so maybe :

- the nickel dust from the strings is much little in grainess than normal
and then it is harder adsorbed in the anodizing.
or (but is the last option,and i don't want to think of it!)
- it is loosing the anodizing

because it is not important for me to leave or not that ipotetic dust on it
I wrote to Cambria,only to have suggestion to make a TEST,for example.
And i'm waiting for an anwer from the stick staff,only to be sure...
because my Railboard is really SUPERB!!!and i love it!
(your last video(one string melody...) is really fantastic and inspiring!)

in the last , thanks Greg, you're great ! bye!

Hey Tzappatore - I would suggest moving this topic to a new thread. There are others with Railobards that could benefit from this insight from Greg.

I had created the post :
"is the railboard loosing the anodizing"
But in that place you was the last.
no others replies!
so, if you want. reply in that post or other.
sorry for the unwanted .thanks. bye

I had posted my reply on that one. Did you see it?

Hello Luc,sure that i had read it and i like it ,
as the others your posts. i hope i have not
offended you.but my answer was directed to
him : ehm sometimes i dont know how to say
somethings in english .thus my wrote maybe
sounds like children speaks,sorry.

Hey Luc ,i forgot ,you have to see the other topic:
is the railboard ecc. because has replyied the
number one in person : Mr.Bsharp!
Bye.

Thanks, Gianni,

Glad you like the video. I love the sound of the Railboard, and when you have 10 strings it's really important to have strategies for moving around the fretboard.