The World's Best Instrument/Key Polishing Cloth
The World's Best Instrument/Key Polishing Cloth
Some quick info:
- You fingers have oils, sweat (or worse) on them.
- Your fingers touch your keys. You leave that on your instrument when you're done playing.
- That stuff eats into the plating of your keys.
Expensive solution? Do nothing and get your instrument re-plated.
Cheap solution? Buy one of these 16"x16" (40x40 cm) cloths and wipe that shiz down every day.
These cloths are 80-20 diamond microfiber. Why the diamonds? They have more "grab" to remove oils but without scratching the keys. You can feel it when you touch it, it actually grabs your fingerprints (weird feeling, actually) but is soft as heck.
If you have tarnish on your keys now, this won't remove it quickly, but our brand new pre-treated Silver Polishing cloths do. They work like a dream!
This cloth can be used on any metal surface (and is totally safe for wood, too).
And then, just watch as the compliments roll in about how awesome your instrument looks.
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Excellent purchase. Does what the description says.
This is a great cloth! I don't polish my keys often enough, but this works great on my clarinets. It works even better for taking rosin off my cello strings! Wow. Picks the rosin off the wood too without scratching it. Thanks!
big and cleans well !
Another fabulous product from Michael Lowenstein and Earspasm Music. There are many instrument/key polishing cloths available today, but none compare to the one created by Michael Lowenstein for Earspasm Music. Unlike many, it is not too large or too small--a proper size that makes cleaning and polishing one's instrument and keys simple and relatively effortless. Michael is a genius when it comes to all things clarinet, and this product, as all of his products, is well thought out, designed, and made from great materials. A must for all serious clarinetists...
Very happy with the polishing cloth. It feels weird and grippy to the touch, but does a great job polishing and getting those prints off! :-)