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pianorage
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Every winter the corks on my clarinet start coming off besides lots of greese is there anyway to stop them from falling off??
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baconman33133
(27 points)
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well... u could always talk to ur local music store... or u could ceep ur clarinet in its case in a dry warm area
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Lera
(1438 points)
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it could be that u keep it in a place thats 2 hot..Or 2 cold.
try asking a tech...
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contra448
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Strange that it only happens in the winter. Putting more grease on won't help hold the cork. Get a tech to put new corks on - he should clean off all the old grease which will ensure the corks sticks well. Only use a small amount of grease - enough to ensure the joints go together smoothly. Too much grease can soften the glue & cause corks to fall off quickly.
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kato
(66 points)
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I reckon you should take the clari in to the shop for new corks - its not that expensive, and they should then be attached properly
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