
RM Guitar Fret Leveling File – Aluminum Beam Sanding Tool for Fret Dressing & Polishing
✅ Perfect For
Guitarists, luthiers, and DIY enthusiasts who want to level, dress, and polish guitar frets for a smooth, buzz-free playing experience. Essential for setups, fret work, and maintaining playability on electric and acoustic guitars.
Why Choose the RM Guitar Fret Leveling File?
- 🔧 Aluminum beam construction — rigid, flat beam ensures consistent, even sanding across all frets
- 🎯 Precise fret leveling — removes high spots and uneven frets that cause buzzing and intonation issues
- ✂️ Easy to use — attach sandpaper to the beam and work along the fretboard for a professional-grade level
- 💪 Durable aluminum body — lightweight yet rigid for accurate, fatigue-free fret work
- 🎸 Wide compatibility — suitable for electric guitars, acoustic guitars, and bass guitars
- 💰 Affordable luthier tool — professional results without the professional price tag
Specifications
| Brand | RM |
| Material | Aluminum Beam |
| Function | Fret Leveling, Dressing & Polishing |
| Compatibility | Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Bass Guitar |
| Country of Origin | China |
🔧 How to Use
Step 1 — Mask the fretboard with painter's tape to protect the wood
Step 2 — Attach sandpaper (typically 220–400 grit) to the flat face of the aluminum beam
Step 3 — Apply light, even strokes along the length of the fretboard to level high frets
Step 4 — Use a fret rocker to check for remaining high spots
Step 5 — Crown and polish frets to restore their rounded profile and shine
🏪 Why Buy From Reco Music Malaysia?
✅ 100% Genuine — Authorised dealer, not grey market
🚚 Fast delivery — 2-5 days Peninsular Malaysia
⚡ Same day delivery within Melaka (order before 12pm)
📦 Carefully packed — arrives in perfect condition
🎸 Expert advice — WhatsApp us at 013-620 6293
Common Questions
Q: Does sandpaper come included?
A: Please check the product listing or contact us via WhatsApp to confirm what's included in the package.
Q: Can a beginner use this tool?
A: Fret leveling requires care and patience. Beginners can use this tool but should research the process thoroughly or practice on a spare guitar first. When in doubt, consult a professional guitar technician.
Q: What grit sandpaper should I use?
A: Start with 220–320 grit for leveling, then progress to 400–600 grit for smoothing, and finish with 800–1000 grit or fret polishing paper for a mirror shine.


