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Author: mmatisoff
Date: 2016-06-12 03:16
About six months ago I purchased "Synthetic UltiMax Cork Lubricant." My experience has been pretty bad. When I first apply the lubricant (liberally), the joints fit smoothly together. Once connected, however, the lubricant works like epoxy. I leave the clarinet assembled in my studio. It's very difficult to take the joints apart. Today, I wasn't even sure I could get them apart without causing damage to the keys. Is there a better cork lubricant out there that keeps the cork pliable? Thanks.
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