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Re: Best way to remove silver tarnish

Author: Bob Bernardo
Date: 2019-08-15 12:02

Paul is dead on. Use a silver polish cloth or a jewelry type of cloth. The plating is pretty thin so don't machine buff it.

As for the case, I guess Buffet doesn't make them. I had a defective case and the clarinet was under warranty but the case is not. The case was bending some keys so I bought a case called a Marcus Bonna. It's a bit different than most cases. The keys do not touch any part of the case. They float. It's about the same price as replacing a Buffet case, a shade under $500, but this is pretty a pretty inventive design. You of course get some very nice cases like Bam for about $150 or so.

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