What typical fingerboard wear looks like

This photo shows the fingerboard of a classical guitar beginning to wear because of friction and the natural acids that are common to the hands and fingers. On average, this guitar gets played a few hours a day, three days a week. You can see the damage that has occurred only after a couple of years.  Typically, the first three frets on the fingerboard is where a majority of the wear occurs.

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