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Re: [MouthpieceWork] scratches in baffle area

Wet-dry paper is sold in 600-1200 grit  .It works quite well for me.  If your very careful with a dremel buffer you can do a final polish but I would recommend polishing conpound and hand rub for that.  John Z
On Jul 8, 2009, at 4:19 PM, John Price wrote:



-I'm using a half round file to work on the baffle area using a side to side or diagonal stroke. Often I get the scratches. Someone I watched working on a mouthpiece of mine used steel wool 00 with bore oil to smooth things. It doesn't remove those scratches. Any suggestions for that area right behind the tip rail? -- In MouthpieceWork@yahoogroups.com, "Mike Vaccaro" <mike@...> wrote:
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> I have found that even scratches made by the file effect the tone and response negatively. I make sure to finish clarinet and sax mouthpiece baffles to a really flat surface with fine abrasives and Flitz.
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I have found that even scratches made by the file effect the tone and response negatively. I make sure to finish clarinet and sax mouthpiece baffles to a...
Mike Vaccaro
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Jul 8, 2009
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John Price
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Jul 9, 2009
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Wet-dry paper is sold in 600-1200 grit .It works quite well for me. If your very careful with a dremel buffer you can do a final polish but I would recommend...
John Zangrando
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Jul 9, 2009
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I've been buying my sandpaper from Online Industrial Supply Co (it's MUCH cheaper when you don't buy from the hardware store). They have silicon carbide paper...
Walter Hoehn
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Jul 9, 2009
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I've tried finer papers but now never use anything finer than CAMI 600 on baffles and exteriors. This is the same a FEPA P1200 or 15 micron. ...
Keith Bradbury
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Jul 9, 2009
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To remove scratches from baffles, tear a strip of 600 paper about 1/4" (6-7 mm) and about 1" (25 mm) long. Place it on the baffle and hold down lightly with...
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Jul 12, 2009
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In the past I've used also 1500 and 2000 grade paper. Now I use 1200 too plus hand polishing on hard rubber and "dremel polishing" on harder materials. Anyway...
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