MusicNomad Premium Amp & Case Cleaner & Conditioner, 4 oz (MN107)

I was recommended this product on a Marshall forum online, I was looking for advice on how to clean up a vintage cabinet without staining or damaging the 45 year old tolex. This stuff is incredible!! I wish I'd have taken before and after photos, it's like night and day. The seller provided photos are exactly how this product looks when used, amazing stuff. I'll always keep a bottle of this in my kit now going forward. Cheers.

This stuff works a treat; it revives the slightly oily look to old and tired Tolex and other similar plasticised coverings used on amps and cases. It also works fine on injection moulded cases and cabs as welI. I use it on all my gear and am very pleased, takes years off their appearance.

I got this as it was recommended on YouTube for cleaning amps and the rubber bits on boss Guitar pedals. It leaves a nice shine on the amp and pedals it cleaned all the foot scuff marks of the rubber on my boss pedals. I would definitely recommend it

Excellent product. I’ve tried other cleaners that haven't achieved results anywhere near this good. Bought it for an amp restoration project (see picture) but I’ve given a few of my cases a once over too. Very pleased, worth every penny.

OK it might not be unique but I had an impossible job finding anything like it in my local Essex music shops. I have a very old bottle of Herco vinyl cleaner but I don't think they make it any more. The Herco product I thought was easier to use and more economical because it was a very thin liquid like water you could soak into a cloth whereas the Music Nomad Cleaner is a cream and does not seem to spread out as far. You need a fair few squirts of this to do one single amp or guitar case I think. That said it has a lovely fresh (fruity?) scent and it gives a nice long lasting shine to my amp coverings. Actually I think the smell is a bit like bubble gum now I come to think of it. If you have a lot of dust or dirt on your vinyl (and you want to save on the cream cleaner) it might be best to wash it first with warm soapy water and a small brush to get into the grain, then let it dry. A well maintained or cover protected amp should not need that step however. One of my old combo amps is a Peavey I bought second hand and was very dusty and dull and it now shines like new! It's maybe a tad expensive for what it is but it does give a great "like new" finish and in the absence of my old Herco product yes I would buy it again.