Dishwasher for tuning slides and other small bits
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marccromme
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Re: Dishwasher for tuning slides and other small bits
Watch out with midt 70 cellulose laquer, i did unintended strip a cerveny using only warm soap water for too long time. And another time I lost patches of MW laquer from the 90 to 15% vineager acid. Better make the dip short time only.
Yamaha YEB-321 Eb 4v TA tuba
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Alto/tenor/bass trombones in various sizes/plugs
Meinl-Weston 2141 Eb 5v FA tuba
Hirsbrunner Bb 3v TA compensated euph
Wessex Dolce Bb 3+1v TA compensated euph
Alto/tenor/bass trombones in various sizes/plugs
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UDELBR
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Re: Dishwasher for tuning slides and other small bits
(off topic): The next step is glacial acetic acid, which contains only 1% water. I've used this (sometimes in conjunction with hydrogen peroxide to speed up the reaction) to remove lead remnants from inside leadpipes. Will definitely bite you!bloke wrote: Cleaning vinegar is only 6% acidic versus 5% for food vinegar (with my commercial cleaning acid - here at the shop - just strong enough to sting a little bit if I have a cut in my hand), but any chemical process on anything should obviously be watched, and judged - as far as when it’s time to remove it.