Yes you read that 'orrible blog title correctly. Apparently it's a thing people buy to stop plastic plectrums slipping while playing instruments amongst other uses. That's what comes of being married to a mandolin player! If you don't believe me here's the proof😄
Thankfully it's tree resin so no gorillas were harmed in the making of this product! You can't say I don't bring you variety folks and on the low note hope you all have a good weekend!
Arilx
Thankfully it's tree resin so no gorillas were harmed in the making of this product! You can't say I don't bring you variety folks and on the low note hope you all have a good weekend!
Arilx
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LOL Brilliant
ReplyDeleteI expect you've come across it in your musical worldx
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When I saw the name Gorilla I thought it was about the new glue of the same name, shame, I was wondering if its any good.
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Oh dear...definitely not quite what you were expecting then!
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Would it work with guitars?... It would be a fun stocking filler for my guitar playing son
ReplyDeleteHi Cherie. If your son uses a plectrum it would. The idea is if the plectrum gets sweaty and starts slipping this stuff makes it sticky so it holds.
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