Jimbilly Posted July 22, 2025 Posted July 22, 2025 do the slots get a little corroded and sticky? maybe polish with some really fine sandpaper folded to an edge? 1 Quote
0 Dave Scepter Posted July 22, 2025 Posted July 22, 2025 8 hours ago, Jimbilly said: do the slots get a little corroded and sticky? maybe polish with some really fine sandpaper folded to an edge? I'd use a toothbrush or soft wire brush before using sandpaper to clean the grooves 4 Quote
0 veatch Posted July 22, 2025 Posted July 22, 2025 Slightly off-topic, but to clean brass, anything acidic will work. For example, ketchup. Yeah, it sounds funny, but it works. : ) 6 Quote
0 UncleGreg Posted September 18, 2025 Posted September 18, 2025 1000 grit paper folded in half. Once cleaned, apply chapstick to avoid corrosion and lube the string in the slot. 4 Quote
0 Jimbilly Posted October 8, 2025 Author Posted October 8, 2025 I gave up: measured carefully and ordered a Graphtech. Apparently I ordered the right one, I didn't have to touch it with a file or anything, and it stays in tune much better now. 3 Quote
0 scottcald Posted October 15, 2025 Posted October 15, 2025 On 7/22/2025 at 12:28 PM, veatch said: Slightly off-topic, but to clean brass, anything acidic will work. For example, ketchup. Yeah, it sounds funny, but it works. : ) And improves the taste. My Peavey T-60 came with an aluminum nut. I've never had any issues with it. Quote
-1 Jimbilly Posted July 22, 2025 Author Posted July 22, 2025 I just remembered I have a small bottle of Flitz under the sink, I bought it to polish my Eclipse quite a few years ago 4 Quote
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do the slots get a little corroded and sticky? maybe polish with some really fine sandpaper folded to an edge?
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