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Author: Vytas
Date: 2006-08-20 14:27
There's no need to use burnishing on the finished wood IMO. I do not know about the other varieties of wood but I've noticed that unfinished grenadilla that reacts to burnishing favorably at first looses this effect immediately after the wood gets wet. To burnish/smooth out a scratch or a nick on granadilla might be useful but not entirely effective method. Burnishing metals is entirely different story. It's very effective method used after straightening/leveling some dents on a brass instrument for instance etc.
Vytas Krass
Professional clarinet technician
Custom clarinet mouthpiece maker
Former professional clarinet player
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