VIZION / SLIP GUARD

This anti-slip agent prevents picks and sticks from slipping.It can be used in a variety of ways, such as solving problems such as turning pages of music.

■Pick/Stick Anti-Slip Agent
■Uses
- When playing guitar or bass with a pick, you may experience pick slippage.
- When hitting the drums, your sticks may slip.
- When playing percussion instruments, the skin may slip, making it difficult to play.
- When scraping a record on a turntable, it may slip.
- When your hands are dry, it may be difficult to turn pages of paper or sheet music. It has a variety of uses, including the above.
■How to Use
- Shake the container well for about 5 seconds. To apply to picks, sticks, etc., soak a tissue or cloth in the agent and apply a thin layer to the area you want to prevent slippage. Once dry, wipe the area dry. SLIP GUARD does not adhere to metal, so bassists can play with their fingers after picking without affecting the strings. Drummers can use it to prevent stick slippage, and cymbals can be muted without affecting the cymbals. If your hands become sweaty during use, the Slip Guard will return to a slightly liquid state as it dries, but its effectiveness will return to normal once it dries. The product will come off if you wash your hands with water, so be sure to wash your hands after use.
*Caution!!
- This is not an eye drop.
- It is not harmful to the human body, but if it gets on hair or skin, rinse with water.
- Do not use for any other purpose.
- This is not an eye drop. If it accidentally gets into your eyes, rinse with pure water for at least 15 minutes and consult a doctor.
- If it is accidentally swallowed, do not induce vomiting and consult a doctor.
- Store at room temperature, out of reach of children, and out of direct sunlight.
- Cannot be used on materials that are corroded by alkali, such as aluminum.

* Due to the change in container, the content volume has not changed, but it will appear to be about half the size of the container.