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I can’t remember what mine looked like after I took the blue plastic off - I don’t think it was shiny , more the brushed aluminium look-... -
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Probably not much help, but I have the same pedal and noticed the same experience of it losing its shine. At first I thought it might... -
Merlin5 replied to the thread Speed Cobra HP910LN v Yamaha FP9C.Hi guys. Since this thread I put buying a pedal on the back burner. But on Tuesday I decided to buy the FP9C and just received it. I...
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Both smoke but I’d take a 402 any day of the week over a 400 if I could only get one or the other.
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I agree with @bongoman. Military brass accouterments all had a very thin lacquer coating - all our brass stayed nice and shiny and...
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Try Oxi-Clean in the purple can. It is the easiest and cheapest cymbal cleaner out there. Follow the directions on the can. Peace and...
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dbl post. cymbal was a bargain it's 71 A & Cie 18" A. Sounds fantastic perfect 1445g smaller cup than a crash ride; rare to me.
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Many modern brass and bronze instruments have that clear coat from the factory, even if they look like just shiny new metal. And if a...
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Oxidation on bronze. It can happen over time with sweat or no sweat. I've a ludwig bronze snare drum that's never once been sweated on...
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I have had pretty good luck using BKF cream to clean cymbals and a nanoceramic product to seal them afterwards, but tarnish still...
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If you rub BKF on one area more than the rest of the cymbal you will leave a “polished” area that won’t away until the cymbal gets it’s...
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If you are in a military group with brass belt buckles, Brasso is ok for cleaning, but please don't use it on cymbals.
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Merlin5 replied to the thread Cymbal spots.Thanks WW. It never occurred to me that sweat droplets would land on the hihat cymbal. I never felt my hand was sweating and leaving...
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Those kinds of spots are usually the result of sweat droplets remaining on the cymbal for long enough to eat through the clear coat and...
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