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Nice cleaner, but....
This cleaner is pretty nice to make your cymbals shine again and could not be easier to use. Just spray it on your cymbal, wait a little bit (around 20-30 seconds) and wipe it off with a clean towel.
As long as fingerprints or other dirt are'nt on your cymbal for too long, this cleaner really makes your cymbal look like "out of the manufactory".
But if your fingerprints or what ever have allready been on your cymbal for quite a while (let's say for a few months) and might allready have reacted with the bronze, this cleaner is not strong enough (that's the "but....." part).
Good news is: I don't know any other cymbal cleaner which would be strong enough for "old dirt", so all in all a very nice and useful product.
As long as fingerprints or other dirt are'nt on your cymbal for too long, this cleaner really makes your cymbal look like "out of the manufactory".
But if your fingerprints or what ever have allready been on your cymbal for quite a while (let's say for a few months) and might allready have reacted with the bronze, this cleaner is not strong enough (that's the "but....." part).
Good news is: I don't know any other cymbal cleaner which would be strong enough for "old dirt", so all in all a very nice and useful product.
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Very good
It's weird to give reviews on these kinds of products, but I guess this will help you decide what to get.
For me , the groove juice seemed too strong. I preferred something "logo-friendly".
Very important note: Also works on zildjian , paiste , meinl , istambul , soultone , millenium , zeus cymbals.
In case it wasn't obvious.
For me , the groove juice seemed too strong. I preferred something "logo-friendly".
Very important note: Also works on zildjian , paiste , meinl , istambul , soultone , millenium , zeus cymbals.
In case it wasn't obvious.
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Good cymbal maintenance
It's a cream, not a spray. It will work on any normal bronze or brass cymbal from any manufacturer. However, if you have cymbals with novel finishes you may want to check first.
The instructions on the side say: "Shake well before use. Apply the polish to a soft cloth, then rub along the grooves. Avoid contact with the printed logos. Use a clean cloth to remove residue and polish. Keep out of reach of children. Do not mix with other cleaning products."
If you use this kind of cleaner regularly, your cymbals may sound brighter than if they were covered with dirt, but really it's mostly just aesthetic - it will help you to sell your cymbals for a higher price if you take care of them.
I don't think this product protects/prevents cymbals from getting fingerprints and dirt on them. There's no 'protective layer' left on the cymbal after cleaning.
If you're doing light-maintenance with this bottle, you could probably clean a set of six or seven cymbals three or four times before running out.
If you've got cymbals that have black tarnished spots, this cream will not remove it all. But probably neither will normal metal polish. Cleaning cymbals is a preventative measure, not a remedy for severe tarnishing.
The instructions on the side say: "Shake well before use. Apply the polish to a soft cloth, then rub along the grooves. Avoid contact with the printed logos. Use a clean cloth to remove residue and polish. Keep out of reach of children. Do not mix with other cleaning products."
If you use this kind of cleaner regularly, your cymbals may sound brighter than if they were covered with dirt, but really it's mostly just aesthetic - it will help you to sell your cymbals for a higher price if you take care of them.
I don't think this product protects/prevents cymbals from getting fingerprints and dirt on them. There's no 'protective layer' left on the cymbal after cleaning.
If you're doing light-maintenance with this bottle, you could probably clean a set of six or seven cymbals three or four times before running out.
If you've got cymbals that have black tarnished spots, this cream will not remove it all. But probably neither will normal metal polish. Cleaning cymbals is a preventative measure, not a remedy for severe tarnishing.
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Dont know
Product arrived in german packaging with no instructions for use. I threw it in the corner and never used it
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I like shiny cymbals!
I have limited experience about this type of products. In comparing with Paiste's "cleaning system" (2 bottles: blue and yellow) for me sabian's concept "smear, wait a little, wipe off" is more preferable. Comparable result with less effort. Fairly well cleaned my sabian hh hats. Although careful with that axe Eug... oh, with that logo, I mean.
Only one minus is that sticked instructions in german only, that may make some troubles for not german-speaking people who like to read instructions (like me)) Thanks good people for Google translate, btw)
Only one minus is that sticked instructions in german only, that may make some troubles for not german-speaking people who like to read instructions (like me)) Thanks good people for Google translate, btw)
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cleaning fluid for sabian cymbals.
cleans cymbals quite well but the instructions were not in english so its hard to tell whether i was using the fluid correctly?
cleans cymbals quite well but the instructions were not in english so its hard to tell whether i was using the fluid correctly?
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Decent cleaner
good clenaer but some bits were difficult to clean, had to use a soft brush
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Unverzichtbar für Schlagzeuger
Wenn Sie ein Schlagzeuger sind, dann ist dies für Sie. entfernt mühelos Schmutz. lang genug
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does it clean ?
using to clean my fingerprints from cymbals before gigs to burn spectator eyes with shininess - better you use it with your drill and a polish head - it than wipes off everything.
if your cybmbals already green corroded - you better use polish paste :)
if your cybmbals already green corroded - you better use polish paste :)
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Not a fan of the spray
While I thought the spray was ok, I personall would stick with the Zildjian cleaner for actual cleanliness and sparkle effect. The spray just isn't thick enough and doesn't get as far in the grooves as it could.
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